Pergola

ABSTRACT

A multi-function leaf-separating-discharging height-and-angle-adjustable louvered pergola comprises: opposing end caps, multi-screen-securing edges, rainwater-and-wind-sealing insulation strips attached to multi-screen-securing louver blades for automatically raising and lowering shade and video projection screens and controlling fruit-drying duration and also functioning as a truck-bed tonneau cover, cradle axels inserted between cradle caps and rotation cradles, stanchions and rotation cradles screwed to first and second leaf-discharging side gutter beams, corner posts, multi-louver-control bar connected to linkage arm, linkage arm connected to worm-gear transmission controlled by multi-screen-raising-lowering multi-louver-control crank, first and second rainwater-channeling-and-leaf-filtering side gutter beams attached to the corner posts, the discrete-leaf-filtering tubes, spouts, corner-post base plates, and height-and-angle-adjustable tube screws screwed into the corner-post base plates.

CROSS-REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATIONS

The present application is a continuation of International PatentApplication No. PCT/US20/37973, filed May 28, 2020, which claimspriority to U.S. patent application Ser. No. 16/736,796, filing Jan. 7,2020, now U.S. Pat. No. 10,851,544, both of which are herebyincorporated by reference in their entireties herein.

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION

The present invention relates to a pergola, which is economical toproduce, is easy to ship as one unit, requires no tools, and can bequickly and easily folded and unfolded. Particularly, the presentinvention relates to an multi-function wind-directingleaf-separating-and-discharging rainwater-sealingautomatic-multi-screen-raising-and-lowering multi-screen-securingfruit-drying-and-sorting truck-tonneau-coveringrainwater-channeling-and-collecting leaf-filteringheight-and-angle-adjustable louvered pergola, comprising:

-   -   1) Wind-directing leaf-separating-and-discharging        rainwater-sealing automatic-multi-screen-raising-and-lowering        multi-screen-securing fruit-drying-and-sorting        truck-bed-tonneau-covering louver-blade system,    -   2) Multi-louver-blade multi-position        automatic-multi-screen-raising-and-lowering control system,    -   3) Rainwater-channeling-and-collecting and        leaf-separating-and-discharging gutter-beam system, and    -   4) Height-and-angle-adjustable-post-and-base system.

DESCRIPTION OF THE PRIOR ART

A number of pergolas have been introduced.

U.S. Pat. No. 2,791,009, issued 1953 Apr. 16, to Wagner Charles Raymond,demonstrates an awning including spaced apart side frames each having arafter portion and a depending terminal portion, trunnions spaced apartalong the length of the rafter and terminal portions with the trunnionson one side frame in registry with those on the other side frame,louvers extending across the space between the side frames, clips on theends of the trunnions and connected with the ends of the louvers tosupport the louvers in aligning registry with the trunnions, arms infixed relation with the louvers and extending laterally of the trunnionsat one end of the louvers, a link pivotally connecting all of the armsof the louvers which are carried by the rafter portions of said sideframes for a link pivotally connecting all of the arms of the louverscarried by the terminal portions of the brackets to maintain the louverstransversely parallel and provide a ventilated front drop section forthe awning, and means connected with one of said arms to turn thelouvers of said roof section coaxially of the trunnions to close andopen the louvers of the roof section while simultaneously moving thelouvers of the front drop section by the interconnection of the links.

U.S. Pat. No. 3,571,973, issued 1969 May 5, to Frank D Roberts,demonstrates a closure operator to effect remote, failsafe opening andclosing of a closure, particularly a single-blade or multi-blade typedamper. A damper latch is attached directly to the damper to preventmomentary opening of the blades in response to transient pressurescaused by wind, pressure blasts, or the like. Appropriate linkagesconnect the closure operator to the damper latch and to all blades toeffect opening and closing as desired. In particular, the closureoperator features a pivoted operator lever coupled to the damperlinkages. An electromagnet carrier, including an armature latch, isdriven by a motor to engage a cooperating driving arms latch pivoted onthe operator lever. Engagement of the latter two latches locks theoperator lever to the driven electromagnet carrier so that the lever andcarrier move in unison. The carrier-controlled movement of the leverreleases the damper latch and opens the damper blades. This enablesimmediate disengagement of the two latches; and the electromagnetcarrier thus releases the operator lever to immediately close and latchsecurely the damper blades.

U.S. Pat. No. 3,741,102, issued 1970 Sep. 28, to S Kaiser, demonstratesa unit for ventilating an enclosure such as a poultry or livestock houseis disclosed and claimed herein and includes a rectangular framemountable within a framed opening in a wall of the enclosure fordefining an air inlet opening. Negative pressure is created within theenclosure by suitable exhaust fans mounted therein and causes the flowof fresh air to pass through the inlet opening. The direction of thisfresh air is controlled by a plurality of elongated adjustable louversmounted to the frame, while a sliding door assembly independentlycontrols the amount of air which passes through the inlet opening.

U.S. Pat. No. 3,884,414, issued 1974 Apr. 8, to Stephen C Baer,demonstrates an apparatus for maximizing the transfer of solar energy tothe interior of a structure and minimizing heat loss therefrom. Theapparatus includes at least one louver panel forming a portion of theexterior of the structure, the louver panel being pivotable about anaxis passing through its center of gravity to open the panel. Aninterior reservoir is fixed to the interior surface of the panel so thatthe weight of the interior reservoir biases the panel in one directionto open it. An exterior reservoir is fixed to the exterior surface ofthe panel so that the weight of the exterior reservoir biases the panelin the opposite direction to close it. A tube provides fluidcommunication between the two reservoirs. A partially vaporized volatilefluid such as freon occupies the tube and the reservoirs. The relativeproportions of liquid and vapor in the respective reservoirs aredependent upon the relative vapor pressure in the reservoirs, which isdirectly proportional to their temperatures.

U.S. Pat. No. 4,038,781, issued 1976 Mar. 19, to Richard W. Graham,demonstrates a louver assembly has a plurality of louver blades andpivot shafts pivotally supported for adjustable movement between openand closed position in a frame which includes two opposed vertical sideframe members. A jamb seal between each side frame member and theadjacent ends of the louver blades prevents air flow around the ends ofthe blades when the blades are closed. Each jamb seal includes a panelinstalled between a side frame member and the transverse louver bladeends facing that side frame member. Each panel includes a rigid butflexible, substantially flat, face portion adapted for flush contactwith the blade ends when the blades are closed, and two outer and twoinner elongated rigid supporting ribs integral with respect to the faceportion and extending away from that side of the face portion oppositethe blades. Transverse slots are provided halfway through the panels toreceive the louver pivot shafts as the panels are installed by slidingthem between the blade ends and the side frame members.

U.S. Pat. No. 4,099,346, issued 1976 Jul. 27, to Nobujiro Isono,demonstrates a roof in which plurality of louver-type roof plates aredesigned to be opened and closed by means of a reciprocating connectingrod pivoted to cranks secured to said roof plates. A ratchet gearmechanism is mounted to connect with the said connecting rod through acrank shaft so that the said ratchet gear may rotate tooth by tooth toadjust the roof plates stepwise between a fully open and a fully closedcondition. An accommodation for draining rainwater from the roof isdisclosed, as are several designs of roof plates.

U.S. Pat. No. 4,518,012, issued 1982 Aug. 23, to Robert J. O'Hara,demonstrates an air damper assembly has a frame which is mounted on thewalls of an air flow passageway, with flanges extending inwardly from atleast one pair of opposed sides of the frame. A plurality of elongateddamper blades have their opposite ends extending into pairs of opposedslots formed by the frame flanges, pivotally supporting the blades onthe flanges for pivoting movement between open and closed positions. Apair of retaining stop means are associated with each end of each blade.These retaining stop means project outwardly from opposite sides of theblade and on opposite sides of each of the flanges for limiting pivotingmovement of the blade to an open position and for retaining the blade inthe respective slots in the flanges. The main body portion of each bladelimits pivoting movement of the blade to a closed position by engagingopposite sides of the flanges on which the blade is pivotally supported.

U.S. Pat. No. 4,527,355, issued 1983 Feb. 24, to Hajime Numakami, andHideyuki Kuroda, demonstrates an opening and closing type louver devicecomprising a louver in which a number of blades are arranged in a row ina required spaced relation on rotating shafts within a frame. Each bladeis opened and closed by a driving mechanism while maintaining theirparallel relation. A mounting construction of said blades and an openingand closing type louver device which can prevent slip of a ratchet as adriving mechanism to simply and accurately adjust engagement between theblades.

U.S. Pat. No. 4,926,599, issued 1989 Jan. 17, to Edward Scholz,demonstrates an improved adjustable louvered awning incorporating asimple, reliable and easy to use locking mechanism. Still another objectis to provide a louvered awning locking mechanism that prevents unwantedmovement of the louver vanes from their selected position when commonenvironmental forces, such as wind and rain, are applied. A furtherobject is to provide an improved angle adjustment mechanism foradjustable louvered awnings with means to adjust the vanes at aplurality of distinct angles plainly marked on the adjustment mechanism.Yet a further object is to provide an adjustable louvered awning thatbetter withstands the effects of environmental forces, resulting inimproved durability and a longer service life.

U.S. Pat. No. 5,020,423, issued 1990 Jul. 20, to James R. Hill,demonstrates a rotating blade damper for an air handling system, thedamper having a perimetrical frame and a blade or a plurality of bladeseach of which is rotatable with respect to the frame between a flowpermitting position and a flow blocking position. Each blade is biasedtoward its flow blocking position but is normally retained in its flowpermitting position, for example, by a fusible link. A stop and lockmechanism is provided to stop each blade in a predetermined open or flowpermitting position and to securely lock or latch each blade in itsclosed or flow blocking position. The stop and lock mechanism includes adisc segment which is carried by a blade rod, at a location outside ofthe damper frame, and a slide plate which is positioned between thedamper frame and the disc segment. The slide plate is slidable withrespect to the damper frame and the blade rod between a first position,corresponding to the open position of the blade.

U.S. Pat. No. 5,133,398, issued 1992 Jul. 28, to Anthony Yang, andVictor Yang, demonstrates a shutter assembly which requires minimalstoring space substantially comprises a plurality of transparent orglass slats which form a shutter by being vertically suspended one afteranother, a storage case storing the slats in a stacked condition, thestorage case being mounted on an upper part of an entrance of abuilding, a plurality of slat connecting devices each of whichperpendicularly connects the bottom end of any succeeding slat to theupper end of any preceding slat, and brake means for applying brakingforce onto any one of the slats for enabling the shutter to stop at anydesired height from the floor of the building. Accordingly, the shuttercan be automatically stopped at any desired position from the ground orfloor level thus assuring the safety of the user.

U.S. Pat. No. 5,267,414, issued 1992 Jul. 13, to George Vaida,demonstrates a louver assembly is provided which includes a frame havingvertical side jambs, a head, a sill, and a central opening. A pluralityof vertically-spaced, substantially-straight horizontal louver membersextend across the opening between the side jambs, with each of thelouver members including a closing section and an actuating section. Apivot member located between the closing section and actuating sectionextends across the entire louver member to provide structural strengthand reinforcement of the louver members. Actuating means are attached tothe actuating section of each of the louver members for actuating thembetween open and closed positions. Finally, the louver members arepivotally mounted off center, with the closing section being larger thanthe actuating section. The closing section only is exposed to theexterior, such that exterior wind conditions tend to close the louvermembers more tightly.

U.S. Pat. No. 5,306,210, issued 1991 Aug. 15, to Dirk V. Z. Smit,demonstrates a louvre type roof structure including a plurality ofparallel slats mounted on carrier beams extending transversely to theslats, in which the slats are mounted on carrier elements which are inturn mounted on the carrier beams to permit pivotal displacement of thecarrier elements and of the slats between a closed position in whichthey are disposed in a roughly coplanar position, and an open positionin which they are disposed in spaced apart parallel planes. The carrierelements are secured to the slats by means of lugs engaging the slatswithout penetrating the slats. The carrier elements are mounted on thecarrier beams by mounting levers, a pair of mounting levers beingprovided in respect of each carrier element, one of a pair of leversbeing a fixed lever and being secured to the carrier beam in a fixedposition, and the other one being a free lever and being displaceablerelative to the carrier beam.

U.S. Pat. No. 5,669,179, issued 1997 Sep. 23, to William S. Hanlon,demonstrates an improved louvered apparatus for the regulation of solarlight and heat radiation through windows and the like, is disclosed. Theunique configuration of the present invention is innovative, simple, anda considerable improvement over the conventional louvered apparatuses.Some of the various features of the present invention, which aredescribed, herein, include precise very low frictional operation,apparatus is maintenance free, a compact design, uncomplicated fasttwo-bracket installation, available in the standard manual, or optionalremote electronic actuation, and apparatus has been designed to bemanufactured inexpensively.

U.S. Pat. No. 5,732,507, issued 1998 Mar. 31, to Gregory Edwards,demonstrates a louvre for a louvre assembly comprises a profile having aplurality of optionally useable pivot mounting positions each of whichis selectively adapted to be utilized to mount the louvre in an assemblyof adjacent louvres. Anyone of the remaining pivot mounting positions isselectively adapted to be utilized to control the pivotable orientationof the louvre in the assembly. Each louvre comprises an up-turned lip atone edge thereof and an down-turned lip at the other edge thereof. Theselips serve to prevent ingress of water to the area below the assemblywhich forms an openable roof structure. An alternative louvre comprisesa pair of like formed, elongate, resilient surface profile sections,each having disposed at opposed lateral edges thereof mutualinterengagement means, which upon flexure of the respective sectionsduring assembly results in interengagement of the sections. Aprefabricated core having tapered or otherwise lateral edges is locatedbetween the surface profile sections.

U.S. Pat. No. 5,862,633, issued 1999 Jan. 26, to Lynn A. Van Ells,demonstrates an auxiliary roof for a building is provided including abuilding having a perimeter and a roof. A plurality of stanchionsincludes a pair of rear stanchions and a pair of front stanchions. Topends of the rear stanchions have an equal height which is greater thanthat of the top ends of the front stanchions. A frame includes a pair ofside members extending downwardly from top ends of the rear stanchionsto top ends of the front stanchions. Also included is plurality of slatseach defined by a pair of long edges and a pair of short edges, whereinone of the long edges of each slat is coupled between the side membersof the frame in spaced parallel relationship. The slats have a raisedorientation wherein the same reside at an acute angle for directing airtoward the building.

U.S. Pat. No. 5,873,202, issued 1999 Feb. 23, to Charles Sherman Parks,demonstrates an improved rigid awning structure which permits someregulation of pass-through light and which may be constructed attachedto a building or free standing. The invention provides slated louversets arranged one above the other in banks of at least two sets. Atleast one of the louver sets in each bank is slidably movable to achievethe regulation of pass through-light. The invention may be constructedutilizing many conventional frame building methods and materials.

U.S. Pat. No. 6,202,363, issued 2001 Mar. 20, to Chao-Jen Chang,demonstrates a shielding canopy includes a fixture base mounted to awall. A plurality of swiveling devices mounted to and equally-spacedalong the fixture base. Each swiveling device rotatably supports arotating shaft to which a panel of a predetermined width is fixed. Thewidth of the panels substantially corresponds to a distance betweenadjacent swiveling devices whereby when the panels are rotated from acollapsed position where the panels substantially overlap each other toan expanded position, edges of the panels engage with each other wherebythe panels together form a continuous canopy. A driving rod, actuatedmanually or by power, is movably supported in the fixture base. Aplurality of connecting arms are pivoted to the driving rod and havefree ends fixed to the rotating shafts thereby when the driving rod ismoved, the panels are rotated.

U.S. Pat. No. 7,335,096, issued 2004 Aug. 23, to Haim Perez, and EmanuelRazon, demonstrates a louver type roof structure includes a plurality ofelongated parallel slats mounted on slat hinges pivotally supported oncarrier beams transverse to the slats. The slats are pivotable between aclosed position in which their longitudinal adjacent edges overlap eachother, and an open position in which the slats are spaced apart. Theslat hinges are mounted to the slats at their lower surface and allowpivoting of the slats between the closed position and an extreme openposition by an angle of at least 90°, preferably 110°. The pivoting axisof the slat hinge is disposed substantially under the longitudinal edgeof the slat which is overlapped by the adjacent slat. The roof structuremay comprise a border slat adapted to be displaced when urged by anadjacent slat when the latter pivots towards its extreme open position.

U.S. Pat. No. 8,413,389, issued 2013 Apr. 9, to Alessandro Frigerio,demonstrates an openable covering construction for pergolas andverandas, characterized in that said openable covering constructioncomprise a plurality of adjoining and partially over-lapping bandslongitudinally mounted on a supporting frame by a driving systemallowing each said bands to be rotated about a longitudinal axis thereofparallel to a sloping side of said covering construction, said drivingsystem driving said bands to at least two positions, a closed position,thereat said bands are partially overlapped onto one another andsubstantially parallel to the covering construction plane, and an openedposition thereat each said band is rotated to a substantially verticalcondition with respect to said covering plane, each said band comprisinga section member including a perpendicular side wall and, at an oppositeside thereof, a channel defining curved wall, thereby a surface directlyexposed to rain of said covering construction forms a water collectingand disposal of channel.

U.S. Pat. No. 8,413,705, issued 2013 Apr. 9, to Jean-Louis Castel,demonstrates an adjustable flap, designed for the production of acovering device, includes a section that is made of translucent materialwith length and longitudinal axis around which the flap is articulatedto rotate, and at least one slat that is made of opaque material withlength, that is at most equal to, and longitudinal axis, that isparallel to, around which the slat is articulated to rotate relative tothe flap. An adjustable flap configured for gradually and homogeneouslyadjusting an amount of light and shade on a covered surface by modifyingan orientation of said flap between two end positions, the two endpositions being a first position in which said flap is essentiallytranslucent, and a second position in which said flap is essentiallyopaque, said flap comprising a section of translucent material with afirst length and a first longitudinal axis around which said flap isarticulated to rotate.

U.S. Pat. No. 8,978,313, issued 2014 Apr. 4, to Antonio Pilla,demonstrates a roofing apparatus for deflecting precipitation comprisesa first roofing panel movable between a retracted position and anextended position. The roofing apparatus further comprises anelectrostatic charging device configured to selectively apply anelectrostatic force to the first roofing panel to cause movement of thefirst roofing panel between the retracted position and the extendedposition. In another example, a method for deflecting precipitationcomprises the steps of providing a first roofing panel biased by gravityand applying an electrostatic force to the first roofing panel to causethe first roofing panel to move between a retracted position and anextended position against the bias of gravity.

U.S. Pat. No. 9,157,270, issued 2015 Oct. 13, to Christopher J Hall,demonstrates a shutter for protecting an opening. The shutter comprisinga plurality of horizontal curtain slats for covering the opening,wherein horizontal refers to a direction when viewing slats from a frontsurface, and wherein the curtain slats hang freely from a upper regionof the opening; an upper transition slat movably affixed to a lower endof a first curtain slat; a lower transition slat movably affixed to anupper end of a second curtain slat; and a horizontal reinforcing membercomprising at least an upper and a lower reinforcing slat, wherein theupper reinforcing slat is rotatably affixed to a lower end of the firsttransition slat and the lower reinforcing slat is rotatably affixed toan upper end of the second transition slat, and wherein the upper andlower reinforcing slats are rotatably joined.

U.S. Pat. No. 9,644,374, issued 2017 May 9, to Christopher J Hall,demonstrates a louver cover for a pergola, arbor and the like haspivotal elongated slat assemblies that move between an open uprightposition and a closed position covering the pergola. The cover issecured between upright supports and cross beams of the pergola. Eachslat assembly has a pivotal shaft mounted for pivotal movement betweenparallel cross-beams. The pivotal shaft carries at least one slatmember, which is movable between an upright position when the cover isopen and a closed position when the slat assemblies extend in coveringrelationship over the pergola. In one embodiment, each slat assembly hasa slat member with S-shaped profile, and in another embodiment the slatassembly has two mirror image slat members of J-shaped profile.

U.S. Pat. No. 10,392,821, issued 2018 Oct. 2, to Dee Volin, demonstratesa four-device-in-one splash-and-drip-eliminating gazebo comprising: atop roof, top-roof columns, top-roof mosquito-mesh panels respectivelyscrewed to the top-roof columns, a bottom roof, respectively screwed tothe top-roof columns, rain-water gutters molded to the rain-watergutters as one unit for functioning as gutters, splash-drip-eliminatingeaves respectively formed at the bottom-roof end of the bottom roof forextending downward into the gutter inside to direct water downward intothe gutter inside to eliminate water splash and water drip and forcollecting rain water to be used for irrigation, top rails molded to therain-water gutters as one unit for functioning as gutters and top railsat the same time, the bottom roof screwed to the rain-water gutters andthe top rails, corner posts, respectively attached to the rain-watergutters and the top rails, double-U-shaped-end covers respectivelyslidably coupled with the corner posts, the triangular base and thefour-device-in-one splash-and-drip-eliminating gazebo to the ground.

U.S. Pat. No. D293,934, issued 1988 Jan. 26, to Daryl J Lambert, DennisJ Paul, and William Chandler, depicts the ornamental design for anumbrella cap, as shown described.

U.S. Pat. No. D687,969 issued 2013 Jan. 26, to Kevin Jesse Randol, andAlicia Ann Osei, depicts the ornamental design for an umbrella cap, asshown described.

U. S. Publication No. 20040148899, issued 2004 Aug. 5, to LawrencePertile, describes a roof assembly, comprised of a frame and a pluralityof louvers rotatably mounted within the frame, each louver having achannel running along its longitudinal axis. The assembly may alsoinclude a gutter located at one end of the frame below the louvers andrunning perpendicular to the longitudinal axes of the louvers. Also, theassembly further includes a mechanism for rotating the louvers from anopen position to a closed position. The result is that liquid can flowalong the channels in the louvers and into the gutter.

U. S. Publication No. 20130291438, issued 2013 Nov. 7, to C. ScottSelzer, describes a louvered roof assembly includes a pair of supportmembers and several panels mounted between the support members. Thepanels are pivotally coupled to the support members for rotation aboutan axis by corresponding pivot pins. Each of the panels has a first endand a second end. One of the pivot pins is coupled to each end of thepanels. A linear drive mechanism is coupled to each of the panels. Thelinear drive mechanism includes a track bar coupled to each of thepanels and an actuator mounted to one of the support members and coupledto the track bar. The actuator is configured to move the track bar suchthat the panels rotate about the axis of their respective pivot pins.

The prior art have failed to solve many problems associated with suchpergolas as follows:

1) No prior art mention or disclose any pergolas, havingwind-directing-and-rainwater-sealing multi-screen-securing louver blades102.

Therefore, the prior art of pergolas:

-   -   a) Can not function as a fruit sorting separator        to automatically and adjustably divide the fruit according to        predetermined diameters, being controlled by        removable-collapsible-and-stowable        automatic-multi-screen-raising-and-lowering multi-louver-control        crank tool 121        in the directions of arrows 141 a and 141 b

(see FIG. 1N and FIG. 1O);

-   -   b) Can not control the deployment and retraction of a video        projection screen (see FIG. 2C, FIG. 2D, FIG. 3H, and FIG. 3I);    -   c) Can not function as a tonneau cover        to actuate a quick visual view of tools and other storage items        within a truck bed in the directions of arrows 142 a, 142 b, and        142 c

(see FIG. 2C, FIG. 2D, FIG. 10G, and FIG. 10H); and

-   -   d) Can not function as an adjustable ventilating tonneau cover        for pet containment        to regulate the degree of louver opening while containing a pet        within a truck bed, thereby regulating ventilation        in the directions of arrows 143 a, 143 b, and 143 c (see FIG.        2C, FIG. 10G, and FIG. 10H).

2) No prior art mention or disclose any pergolas, havingwind-directing-and-rainwater-sealing multi-screen-securing louver blades102.

Therefore, the prior art of pergolas:

-   -   a) Can not provide means to secure a mesh shade screen to        regulate predetermined degrees of sun exposure

(see FIG. 3J and FIG. 3K);

-   -   b) Can not function as a food dryer        to predeterminatly regulate quicker or slower drying duration

(see FIG. 2K, FIG. 2X, FIG. 2Y, and FIG. 3P);

-   -   c) Can not direct airflow from above        wind-directing-and-rainwater-sealing multi-screen-securing        louver blades 102 to below wind-directing-and-rainwater-sealing        multi-screen-securing louver blades 102        to provide airflow for occupants therebelow; and    -   d) Can not control a predetermined volume of airflow being        directed from above wind-directing-and-rainwater-sealing        multi-screen-securing louver blades 102 to below        wind-directing-and-rainwater-sealing multi-screen-securing        louver blades 102        to regulate the comfort level for occupants therebelow        in the directions of arrows 144 a and 144 b

(see FIG. 2L, FIG. 10G, and FIG. 10H).

3) No prior art mention or disclose any pergolsa, havingwind-directing-and-rainwater-sealing multi-screen-securing louver blades102.

Therefore, the prior art of pergolas:

-   -   a) Can not block rainwater        to keep occupants dry therebelow

(see FIG. 2V, FIG. 2W, and FIG. 2X);

-   -   b) Can not block sunrays        to protect the occupants therebelow from ultraviolet exposure

(see FIG. 2W, and FIG. 2X);

c) Can not control a predetermined amount of sunrays

to regulate the occupant's exposure therebelow

(see FIG. 2V, FIG. 2W, and FIG. 2X); and

-   -   d) Can not function as an adjustable ventilating tonneau cover        for pet containment        to regulate the degree of louver opening while containing a pet        within a truck bed, thereby regulating sun exposure.

(see FIG. 2C, FIG. 2D, FIG. 10G, and FIG. 10H).

4) No prior art mention or disclose any pergolas, havingwind-directing-and-rainwater-sealing-louver-blade multi-screen-securingleading edges 103.

Therefore, the prior art of pergolas:

-   -   a) Can not provide a structural member on which to mount        louver-blade rainwater-and-wind-sealing rattle-preventing        insulation strips 104        to thereby prevent rattling and vibration

(see FIG. 1P, FIG. 1Q, FIG. 2B, FIG. 2E, and FIG. 2F);

-   -   b) Can not provide a structural member on which to mount        louver-blade rainwater-and-wind-sealing rattle-preventing        insulation strips 104        to create a sealed connection and limit noise transfer, thereby        creating a quieter environment

(see FIG. 2C, FIG. 2D, FIG. 2E, and FIG. 2F);

-   -   c) Can not provide a structural member on which to mount        louver-blade rainwater-and-wind-sealing rattle-preventing        insulation strips 104        to create a sealed connection and prevent rainwater leakage

(see FIG. 2C, FIG. 2D, and FIG. 2F);

-   -   d) Can not provide a structural member on which to mount        louver-blade rainwater-and-wind-sealing rattle-preventing        insulation strips 104        to create a sealed connection and prevent sunrays to pass        therethrough; and    -   e) Can not enclose the upward-pointed edge of louver-blade wind-        and rainwater-directing trailing edges 105        to guide rainwater flow into louver-blade wind- and        rainwater-directing trailing edges 105

(see FIG. 1P, FIG. 1Q, FIG. 2C, FIG. 2D, and FIG. 2F).

5) No prior art mention or disclose any pergolas, having louver-bladewind- and rainwater-directing trailing edges 105.

Therefore, the prior art of pergolas:

-   -   a) Can not releasably secure multiple projector screens thereon

(see FIG. 2A, FIG. 2B, FIG. 3H, and FIG. 3I);

-   -   b) Can not releasably secure both ends of sunshade thereon in        horizontal or vertical position

(see FIG. 2A, FIG. 2B, FIG. 3J, and FIG. 3K);

-   -   c) Can not function as a C-channel        to enclose adjacent downward-pointed edge of        wind-directing-and-rainwater-sealing-louver-blade        multi-screen-securing leading edges 103

(see FIG. 2A, FIG. 2B, and FIG. 2C);

-   -   d) Can not function as a C-channel        to block airflow through adjacent        wind-directing-and-rainwater-sealing-louver-blade        multi-screen-securing leading edges 103

(see FIG. 2A, FIG. 2B, and FIG. 2C); and

-   -   e) Can not function as a C-channel        to block sunrays between adjacent        wind-directing-and-rainwater-sealing-louver-blade        multi-screen-securing leading edges 103

(see FIG. 2B and FIG. 2C).

6) No prior art mention or disclose any pergolas, havingremovable-collapsible-and-stowableautomatic-multi-screen-raising-and-lowering multi-louver-control cranktool 121.

Therefore, the prior art of pergolas:

-   -   a) Can not provide means for a person operating such        to predeterminatly provide greater or less airflow;    -   b) Can not provide means for a person operating such        to predeterminatly provide greater or less sun exposure

(see FIG. 1B, FIG. 1N, and FIG. 1O);

-   -   c) Can not provide means for a person operating such        to predeterminatly provide temperature control; and    -   d) Can not provide means for a person operating such, when        functioning as a food dryer        to predeterminatly regulate quicker or slower drying duration to        food

(see FIG. 1B, FIG. 1N, and FIG. 3P).

7) No prior art mention or disclose any pergolas, havingremovable-collapsible-and-stowableautomatic-multi-screen-raising-and-lowering multi-louver-control cranktool 121.

Therefore, the prior art of pergolas:

-   -   a) Can not provide means for a person operating such, when        functioning as a tonneau cover        to actuate a quick visual view of tools and other storage items        within a truck bed

(see FIG. 1B, FIG. 1N, and FIG. 10H);

-   -   b) Can not provide means for a person to raise and lower a mesh        shade screen 162        to regulate predetermined degrees of sun exposure,

(see FIG. 1B, FIG. 1N, and FIG. 3K);

-   -   c) Can not provide means for a person to raise and lower a        projector screen to provide a retractable vertical surface for        projecting video movies utilizing the multi-louver-blade        multi-position automatic-multi-screen-raising-and-lowering        control system 112 operating        in the directions of arrows 148 a, 148 b, 148 c, 148 d, 149, 150        a, 150 b, 150 c, 150 d, 151 a, 151 b, 151 c, 151 d, 152, 153 a,        153 b, 153 c, 153 d, 154, 155 a, 155 b, 156, 157 a, 157 b, 158,        159 a, and 159 b, for screens 160 a and 160 b operating in the        directions of arrows 161 a, and 161 b

(see FIG. 2V, FIG. 2W, FIG. 2Y, FIG. 2Z, FIG. 3H, and FIG. 3I); and

-   -   d) Can not provide means for a person to raise and lower a        curtain to provide a retractable privacy screen utilizing the        multi-louver-blade multi-position        automatic-multi-screen-raising-and-lowering control system 112        whereby cord 163 a operates a curtain 163 b in the directions of        arrows 148 a, 148 b, 148 c, 148 d, 149, 150 a, 150 b, 150 c, 150        d, 151 a, 151 b, 151 c, 151 d, 152, 153 a, 153 b, 153 c, 153 d,        154, 155 a, 155 b, 156, 157 a, 157 b, 158, 159, 164, 165, and        166

(see FIG. 2V, FIG. 2W, FIG. 2Y, FIG. 2Z, FIG. 3L, FIG. 3M, FIG. 3N, andFIG. 3O).

8) No prior art mention or disclose any pergolas, having firstrainwater-channeling-and-leaf-filtering side gutter beam 123 a.

Therefore, the prior art of pergolas:

-   -   a) Can not function as a discrete gutter channel        to provide rainwater flow from louver-blade wind- and        rainwater-directing trailing edges 105 to rainwater-draining        spouts 129

(see FIG. 2L, FIG. 10G, and FIG. 10H);

-   -   b) Can not function as a horizontal structural support        to provide lateral rigidity between corner posts 132        in the directions of arrows 145 a, 145 b, 146 a, and 146 b

(see FIG. 2Q, FIG. 2R, and FIG. 2S);

-   -   c) Can not function as a structural member        to support wind-directing leaf-separating-and-discharging        rainwater-sealing automatic-multi-screen-raising-and-lowering        multi-screen-securing fruit-drying-and-sorting        truck-bed-tonneau-covering louver-blade system

(see FIG. 2Q, FIG. 2R, FIG. 2S, and FIG. 2T);

-   -   d) Can not function as a structural member        to support louver-blade-rotation-stanchions 111 b

(see FIG. 2Q, FIG. 2R, FIG. 2S, FIG. 2T, and FIG. 2V); and

-   -   e) Can not function as a structural member        to mount multi-louver-blade multi-position        automatic-multi-screen-raising-and-lowering control system 112

(see FIG. 2T, FIG. 2V, and FIG. 2X).

9) No prior art mention or disclose any pergolas, having secondrainwater-channeling-and-leaf-filtering side gutter beam 123 b.

Therefore, the prior art of pergolas:

-   -   a) Can not function as a discrete gutter channel        to provide rainwater flow from louver-blade wind- and        rainwater-directing trailing edges 105 in the directions of        arrows 145 a, 145 b, 146 a, and 146 b

(see FIG. 2Q, FIG. 2S, and FIG. 2T);

-   -   b) Can not function as a structural member        to support louver-blade-rotation cradle axels 109

(see FIG. 2V and FIG. 2W);

-   -   c) Can not function as a horizontal structural support        to provide lateral rigidity between corner posts 132;    -   d) Can not function as a structural member        to support wind-directing leaf-separating-and-discharging        rainwater-sealing automatic-multi-screen-raising-and-lowering        multi-screen-securing fruit-drying-and-sorting        truck-bed-tonneau-covering louver-blade system

(see FIG. 2Q, FIG. 2S, and FIG. 2T); and

-   -   e) Can not function as a structural member        to support louver-blade-rotation cradle axels 109

(see FIG. 2L and FIG. 2N).

10) No prior art mention or disclose any pergolas, havingrainwater-channeling-and-leaf-filtering end gutter beams 124.

Therefore, the prior art of pergolas:

-   -   a) Can not function as a discrete gutter channel        to provide rainwater flow from louver-blade wind- and        rainwater-directing trailing edges 105 to first        rainwater-channeling-and-leaf-filtering side gutter beam 123 a

(see FIG. 2Q, FIG. 2S, and FIG. 2T);

-   -   b) Can not function as a airflow blocker        to provide a physical means to block airflow with overlapping        adjacent wind-directing-and-rainwater-sealing        multi-screen-securing louver blade 102

(see FIG. 2C, FIG. 2V, and FIG. 2X);

-   -   c) Can not function as a airflow regulator        to provide a physical means to regulate the volume of airflow        with overlapping adjacent wind-directing-and-rainwater-sealing        multi-screen-securing louver blade 102

(see FIG. 2V and FIG. 2X); and

-   -   d) Can not function as a sunlight blocker        to provide a physical means to block sunlight with overlapping        adjacent wind-directing-and-rainwater-sealing        multi-screen-securing louver blade 102

(see FIG. 2C, FIG. 2V, and FIG. 2X).

11) No prior art mention or disclose any pergolas, havingrainwater-channeling-and-leaf-filtering end gutter beams 124.

Therefore, the prior art of pergolas:

-   -   a) Can not function as a sunlight regulator        to provide a physical means to regulate the exposure of sunlight        with overlapping adjacent wind-directing-and-rainwater-sealing        multi-screen-securing louver blade 102

(see FIG. 2C, FIG. 2V, and FIG. 2X);

-   -   b) Can not function as a food drying duration regulator        to provide a physical means to regulate the volume of airflow        with overlapping adjacent wind-directing-and-rainwater-sealing        multi-screen-securing louver blade 102 being operated by        multi-louver-blade multi-position        automatic-multi-screen-raising-and-lowering control system 112        in the directions of arrows 167 a, 167 b, 167 c, 167 d, 167 e,        167 f, 168 a, 168 b, 168 c, 168 d, 168 e, 168 f, 169 a, 169 b,        169 c, 169 d, 169 e, and 169 f, for drying and sorting

(see FIG. 3P, FIG. 3Q, and FIG. 3R);

-   -   c) Can not function as a horizontal structural support        to provide a mechanical connection and lateral rigidity between        corner posts 132; and    -   d) Can not function as a structural member        to support to wind-directing leaf-separating-and-discharging        rainwater-sealing automatic-multi-screen-raising-and-lowering        multi-screen-securing fruit-drying-and-sorting        truck-bed-tonneau-covering louver-blade system.

12) No prior art mention or disclose any pergolas, havingleaf-separating-and-discharging rainwater gutters 126.

Therefore, the prior art of pergolas:

-   -   a) Can not separate out leaves        to separate the water from leaves as it flows through the        leaf-separating-and-discharging rainwater gutters 126

(see FIG. 2S, FIG. 2T, FIG. 3S, and FIG. 3T);

-   -   b) Can not filter rainwater        to flow through the leaf-separating-and-discharging rainwater        gutters 126 without clogging up with debri

(see FIG. 2S, FIG. 2T, FIG. 3S, and FIG. 3T);

-   -   c) Can not provide rainwater channels that are hidden        to be visually unseen nestled behind the first        rainwater-channeling-and-leaf-filtering side gutter beam 123 a,        second rainwater-channeling-and-leaf-filtering side gutter beam        123 b, and rainwater-channeling-and-leaf-filtering end gutter        beams 124

(see FIG. 1B, FIG. 1E, FIG. 3S, and FIG. 3T);

-   -   d) Can not provide channels for rainwater to flow        to lead rainwater away from areas that would get occupants wet        in the directions of arrows 170 a, 170 b, 170 c, 171 a, 171 b,        and 171 c

(see FIG. 1B, FIG. 1E, FIG. 3S, and FIG. 3T);

-   -   e) Can not provide channels for rainwater        to guide rainwater in a specific flow pattern within        rainwater-channeling-and-collecting and        leaf-separating-and-discharging gutter-beam system 122 as to not        create mineral stains or discoloration on the outer, exposed        surfaces; and    -   f) Can not provide channels for rainwater        to exit at the lowest point of        rainwater-channeling-and-collecting and        leaf-separating-and-discharging gutter-beam system 122 as to be        externally manageable for rainwater flow out of the pergola        area.

13) No prior art mention or disclose any pergolas, havingleaf-separating-and-discharging opening 127 b.

Therefore, the prior art of pergolas:

-   -   a) Can not separate out leaves        to separate the water from leaves as it flows through the        leaf-separating-and-discharging rainwater gutters 126        in the directions of arrows 170 a, 170 b, 170 c, 171 a, 171 b,        and 171 c

(see FIG. 1B, FIG. 1E, FIG. 3S, and FIG. 3T);

-   -   b) Can not filter rainwater        to flow through the leaf-separating-and-discharging rainwater        gutters 126 without clogging up the system with debri;    -   c) Can not separately and downwardly direct the flow of leaves        and debri to angle the flow of leaves and debri toward the        ground to obscure the messy build-up and appearance on the frame        structure        in the directions of arrows 171 a, 171 b, 171 c, 172 a, 172 b,        and 172 c

(see FIG. 1B, FIG. 1E, FIG. 3S, and FIG. 3T);

-   -   d) Can not clear out the paths of waterflow        to prevent build-up of deposit the leaves and debri        leaf-separating-and-discharging rainwater gutters 126; and    -   e) Can not discharge leaves out of corner posts 132        to expel the leaves and debri outside of the        leaf-separating-and-discharging rainwater gutters 126        in the directions of arrows 171 a, 171 b, and 171 c

(see FIG. 1B, FIG. 1E, FIG. 3S, and FIG. 3T).

14) No prior art mention or disclose any pergolas, havingleaf-separating-and-discharging tubes 128.

Therefore, the prior art of pergolas:

-   -   a) Can not separate out leaves        to separate the water from leaves as it flows through the        leaf-separating-and-discharging rainwater gutters 126        in the directions of arrows 170 a, 170 b, 170 c, 171 a, 171 b,        171 c, 172 a, 172 b, and 172 c

(see FIG. 1B, FIG. 1E, FIG. 3S, and FIG. 3T);

-   -   b) Can not filter rainwater        to flow through the leaf-separating- and discharging rainwater        gutters 126 without clogging up the system with debris        in the directions of arrows 170 a, 170 b, 170 c, 171 a, 171 b,        and 171 c

(see FIG. 1E, FIG. 3S, and FIG. 3T);

-   -   c) Can not direct rainwater to flow        to lead rainwater away from areas that would get occupants wet;    -   d) Can not provide rainwater channels that are hidden to be        visually unseen inside of corner posts 132 (see FIG. 1E, FIG.        3S, and FIG. 3T);    -   e) Can not provide channels for rainwater    -   to guide rainwater in a specific flow pattern within        rainwater-channeling-and-collecting and        leaf-separating-and-discharging gutter-beam system 122 as to not        create mineral stains or discoloration on the outer, exposed        surfaces; and    -   f) Can not provide channels for rainwater        to exit at the lowest point of        rainwater-channeling-and-collecting and        leaf-separating-and-discharging gutter-beam system 122 as to be        externally manageable for rainwater flow out of the pergola        area.

15) No prior art mention or disclose any pergolas, havingheight-and-angle-adjustable internally-externally-threaded tube screws138 a.

Therefore, the prior art of pergolas:

-   -   a) Can not screw through corner-post base plates 137

(see FIG. 4A, FIG. 4B, and FIG. 4C);

-   -   b) Can not secure each corner-post base plates 137 to corner        posts 132;    -   c) Can not provide independent vertical adjustment to each        corner of each corner-post base plates 137        to compensate for uneven surfaces; and    -   d) Can not provide vertical adjustment for each corner-post base        plate 137 to level out each corner of the multi-function        wind-directing leaf-separating-and-discharging rainwater-sealing        automatic-multi-screen-raising-and-lowering        multi-screen-securing fruit-drying-and-sorting        truck-tonneau-covering rainwater-channeling-and-collecting        leaf-filtering height-and-angle-adjustable louvered pergola

(see FIG. 4A, FIG. 4B, and FIG. 4C). OBJECTS AND ADVANTAGES OF THEINVENTION

The present invention substantially departs from the conventionalconcepts and designs of the prior art. In doing so, the presentinvention provides a multi-function wind-directingleaf-separating-and-discharging rainwater-sealingautomatic-multi-screen-raising-and-lowering multi-screen-securingfruit-drying-and-sorting truck-tonneau-coveringrainwater-channeling-and-collecting leaf-filteringheight-and-angle-adjustable louvered pergola (having: a) Wind-directingleaf-separating-and-discharging rainwater-sealingautomatic-multi-screen-raising-and-lowering multi-screen-securingfruit-drying-and-sorting truck-bed-tonneau-covering louver-blade system,b) Multi-louver-blade multi-positionautomatic-multi-screen-raising-and-lowering control system, c)Rainwater-channeling-and-colleting and leaf-separating-and-discharginggutter-beam system, and d) Height-and-angle-adjustable-post-and-basesystem), having many new and significant features, functions, andadvantages, which overcome all the disadvantages of the prior art, asfollows:

1) It is an object of the new invention to provide a multi-functionwind-directing leaf-separating-and-discharging rainwater-sealingautomatic-multi-screen-raising-and-lowering multi-screen-securingfruit-drying-and-sorting truck-tonneau-coveringrainwater-channeling-and-collecting leaf-filteringheight-and-angle-adjustable louvered pergola, havingwind-directing-and-rainwater-sealing multi-screen-securing louver blades102. Therefore, the multi-function wind-directingleaf-separating-and-discharging rainwater-sealingautomatic-multi-screen-raising-and-lowering multi-screen-securingfruit-drying-and-sorting truck-tonneau-coveringrainwater-channeling-and-collecting leaf-filteringheight-and-angle-adjustable louvered pergola:

-   -   a) Can function as a fruit sorting separator        to automatically and adjustably divide the fruit according to        predetermined diameters, being controlled by        removable-collapsible-and-stowable        automatic-multi-screen-raising-and-lowering multi-louver-control        crank tool 121        in the directions of arrows 141 a and 141 b

(see FIG. 1N and FIG. 1O);

-   -   b) Can control the deployment and retraction of a video        projection screen

(see FIG. 2C, FIG. 2D, FIG. 3H, and FIG. 3I);

-   -   c) Can function as a tonneau cover        to actuate a quick visual view of tools and other storage items        within a truck bed in the directions of arrows 142 a, 142 b, and        142 c

(see FIG. 2C, FIG. 2D, FIG. 10G, and FIG. 10H); and

-   -   d) Can function as an adjustable ventilating tonneau cover for        pet containment to regulate the degree of louver opening while        containing a pet within a truck bed, thereby regulating        ventilation        in the directions of arrows 143 a, 143 b, and 143 c

(see FIG. 2C, FIG. 10G, and FIG. 10H).

2) It is an object of the new invention to provide a multi-functionwind-directing leaf-separating-and-discharging rainwater-sealingautomatic-multi-screen-raising-and-lowering multi-screen-securingfruit-drying-and-sorting truck-tonneau-coveringrainwater-channeling-and-collecting leaf-filteringheight-and-angle-adjustable louvered pergola, havingwind-directing-and-rainwater-sealing multi-screen-securing louver blades102. Therefore, the multi-function wind-directingleaf-separating-and-discharging rainwater-sealingautomatic-multi-screen-raising-and-lowering multi-screen-securingfruit-drying-and-sorting truck-tonneau-coveringrainwater-channeling-and-collecting leaf-filteringheight-and-angle-adjustable louvered pergola:

-   -   a) Can provide means to secure a mesh shade screen        to regulate predetermined degrees of sun exposure

(see FIG. 3J and FIG. 3K);

-   -   b) Can function as a food dryer        to predeterminatly regulate quicker or slower drying duration

(see FIG. 2K, FIG. 2X, FIG. 2Y, and FIG. 3P);

-   -   c) Can direct airflow from above        wind-directing-and-rainwater-sealing multi-screen-securing        louver blades 102 to below wind-directing-and-rainwater-sealing        multi-screen-securing louver blades 102        to provide airflow for occupants therebelow; and    -   d) Can control a predetermined volume of airflow being directed        from above wind-directing-and-rainwater-sealing        multi-screen-securing louver blades 102 to below        wind-directing-and-rainwater-sealing multi-screen-securing        louver blades 102        to regulate the comfort level for occupants therebelow        in the directions of arrows 144 a and 144 b

(see FIG. 2L, FIG. 10G, and FIG. 10H).

3) It is an object of the new invention to provide a multi-functionwind-directing leaf-separating-and-discharging rainwater-sealingautomatic-multi-screen-raising-and-lowering multi-screen-securingfruit-drying-and-sorting truck-tonneau-coveringrainwater-channeling-and-collecting leaf-filteringheight-and-angle-adjustable louvered pergola, havingwind-directing-and-rainwater-sealing multi-screen-securing louver blades102. Therefore, the multi-function wind-directingleaf-separating-and-discharging rainwater-sealingautomatic-multi-screen-raising-and-lowering multi-screen-securingfruit-drying-and-sorting truck-tonneau-coveringrainwater-channeling-and-collecting leaf-filteringheight-and-angle-adjustable louvered pergola:

-   -   a) Can block rainwater        to keep occupants dry therebelow

(see FIG. 2V, FIG. 2W, and FIG. 2X);

-   -   b) Can block sunrays        to protect the occupants therebelow from ultraviolet exposure

(see FIG. 2W, and FIG. 2X);

-   -   c) Can control a predetermined amount of sunrays        to regulate the occupant's exposure therebelow

(see FIG. 2V, FIG. 2W, and FIG. 2X); and

-   -   d) Can function as an adjustable ventilating tonneau cover for        pet containment to regulate the degree of louver opening while        containing a pet within a truck bed, thereby regulating sun        exposure.

(see FIG. 2C, FIG. 2D, FIG. 10G, and FIG. 10H).

4) It is an object of the new invention to provide a multi-functionwind-directing leaf-separating-and-discharging rainwater-sealingautomatic-multi-screen-raising-and-lowering multi-screen-securingfruit-drying-and-sorting truck-tonneau-coveringrainwater-channeling-and-collecting leaf-filteringheight-and-angle-adjustable louvered pergola, havingwind-directing-and-rainwater-sealing-louver-blade multi-screen-securingleading edges 103.

Therefore, the multi-function wind-directingleaf-separating-and-discharging rainwater-sealingautomatic-multi-screen-raising-and-lowering multi-screen-securingfruit-drying-and-sorting truck-tonneau-coveringrainwater-channeling-and-collecting leaf-filteringheight-and-angle-adjustable louvered pergola:

-   -   a) Can provide a structural member on which to mount        louver-blade rainwater-and-wind-sealing rattle-preventing        insulation strips 104        to thereby prevent rattling and vibration

(see FIG. 1P, FIG. 1Q, FIG. 2B, FIG. 2E, and FIG. 2F);

-   -   b) Can provide a structural member on which to mount        louver-blade rainwater-and-wind-sealing rattle-preventing        insulation strips 104        to create a sealed connection and limit noise transfer, thereby        creating a quieter environment

(see FIG. 2C, FIG. 2D, FIG. 2E, and FIG. 2F);

-   -   c) Can provide a structural member on which to mount        louver-blade rainwater-and-wind-sealing rattle-preventing        insulation strips 104        to create a sealed connection and prevent rainwater leakage

(see FIG. 2C, FIG. 2D, and FIG. 2F);

-   -   d) Can provide a structural member on which to mount        louver-blade rainwater-and-wind-sealing rattle-preventing        insulation strips 104        to create a sealed connection and prevent sunrays to pass        therethrough; and    -   e) Can enclose the upward-pointed edge of louver-blade wind- and        rainwater-directing trailing edges 105        to guide rainwater flow into louver-blade wind- and        rainwater-directing trailing edges 105

(see FIG. 1P, FIG. 1Q, FIG. 2C, FIG. 2D, and FIG. 2F).

5) It is an object of the new invention to provide a multi-functionwind-directing leaf-separating-and-discharging rainwater-sealingautomatic-multi-screen-raising-and-lowering multi-screen-securingfruit-drying-and-sorting truck-tonneau-coveringrainwater-channeling-and-collecting leaf-filteringheight-and-angle-adjustable louvered pergola, having louver-blade wind-and rainwater-directing trailing edges 105.

Therefore, the multi-function wind-directingleaf-separating-and-discharging rainwater-sealingautomatic-multi-screen-raising-and-lowering multi-screen-securingfruit-drying-and-sorting truck-tonneau-coveringrainwater-channeling-and-collecting leaf-filteringheight-and-angle-adjustable louvered pergola:

-   -   a) Can releasably secure multiple projector screens thereon

(see FIG. 2A, FIG. 2B, FIG. 3H, and FIG. 3I);

-   -   b) Can releasably secure both ends of sunshade thereon in        horizontal or vertical position

(see FIG. 2A, FIG. 2B, FIG. 3J, and FIG. 3K);

-   -   c) Can function as a C-channel        to enclose adjacent downward-pointed edge of        wind-directing-and-rainwater-sealing-louver-blade        multi-screen-securing leading edges 103

(see FIG. 2A, FIG. 2B, and FIG. 2C);

-   -   d) Can function as a C-channel        to block airflow through adjacent        wind-directing-and-rainwater-sealing-louver-blade        multi-screen-securing leading edges 103

(see FIG. 2A, FIG. 2B, and FIG. 2C); and

-   -   e) Can function as a C-channel        to block sunrays between adjacent        wind-directing-and-rainwater-sealing-louver-blade        multi-screen-securing leading edges 103

(see FIG. 2B and FIG. 2C).

6) It is an object of the new invention to provide a multi-functionwind-directing leaf-separating-and-discharging rainwater-sealingautomatic-multi-screen-raising-and-lowering multi-screen-securingfruit-drying-and-sorting truck-tonneau-coveringrainwater-channeling-and-collecting leaf-filteringheight-and-angle-adjustable louvered pergola, havingremovable-collapsible-and-stowableautomatic-multi-screen-raising-and-lowering multi-louver-control cranktool 121.

Therefore, the multi-function wind-directingleaf-separating-and-discharging rainwater-sealingautomatic-multi-screen-raising-and-lowering multi-screen-securingfruit-drying-and-sorting truck-tonneau-coveringrainwater-channeling-and-collecting leaf-filteringheight-and-angle-adjustable louvered pergola:

-   -   a) Can provide means for a person operating such        to predeterminatly provide greater or less airflow;    -   b) Can provide means for a person operating such        to predeterminatly provide greater or less sun exposure

(see FIG. 1B, FIG. 1N, and FIG. 1O);

-   -   c) Can provide means for a person operating such        to predeterminatly provide temperature control; and    -   d) Can provide means for a person operating such, when        functioning as a food dryer        to predeterminatly regulate quicker or slower drying duration to        food

(see FIG. 1B, FIG. 1N, and FIG. 3P).

7) It is an object of the new invention to provide a multi-functionwind-directing leaf-separating-and-discharging rainwater-sealingautomatic-multi-screen-raising-and-lowering multi-screen-securingfruit-drying-and-sorting truck-tonneau-coveringrainwater-channeling-and-collecting leaf-filteringheight-and-angle-adjustable louvered pergola, havingremovable-collapsible-and-stowableautomatic-multi-screen-raising-and-lowering multi-louver-control cranktool 121.

Therefore, the multi-function wind-directingleaf-separating-and-discharging rainwater-sealingautomatic-multi-screen-raising-and-lowering multi-screen-securingfruit-drying-and-sorting truck-tonneau-coveringrainwater-channeling-and-collecting leaf-filteringheight-and-angle-adjustable louvered pergola:

-   -   a) Can provide means for a person operating such, when        functioning as a tonneau cover        to actuate a quick visual view of tools and other storage items        within a truck bed

(see FIG. 1B, FIG. 1N, and FIG. 10H);

-   -   b) Can provide means for a person to raise and lower a mesh        shade screen 162 to regulate predetermined degrees of sun        exposure,

(see FIG. 1B, FIG. 1N, and FIG. 3K);

-   -   c) Can provide means for a person to raise and lower a projector        screen to provide a retractable vertical surface for projecting        video movies utilizing the multi-louver-blade multi-position        automatic-multi-screen-raising-and-lowering control system 112        operating        in the directions of arrows 148 a, 148 b, 148 c, 148 d, 149, 150        a, 150 b, 150 c, 150 d, 151 a, 151 b, 151 c, 151 d, 152, 153 a,        153 b, 153 c, 153 d, 154, 155 a, 155 b, 156, 157 a, 157 b, 158,        159 a, and 159 b, for screens 160 a and 160 b operating in the        directions of arrows 161 a, and 161 b

(see FIG. 2V, FIG. 2W, FIG. 2Y, FIG. 2Z, FIG. 3H, and FIG. 3I); and

-   -   d) Can provide means for a person to raise and lower a curtain        to provide a retractable privacy screen utilizing the        multi-louver-blade multi-position        automatic-multi-screen-raising-and-lowering control system 112        whereby cord 163 a operates a curtain 163 b in the directions of        arrows 148 a, 148 b, 148 c, 148 d, 149, 150 a, 150 b, 150 c, 150        d, 151 a, 151 b, 151 c, 151 d, 152, 153 a, 153 b, 153 c, 153 d,        154, 155 a, 155 b, 156, 157 a, 157 b, 158, 159, 164, 165, and        166

(see FIG. 2V, FIG. 2W, FIG. 2Y, FIG. 2Z, FIG. 3L, FIG. 3M, FIG. 3N, andFIG. 3O).

8) It is an object of the new invention to provide a multi-functionwind-directing leaf-separating-and-discharging rainwater-sealingautomatic-multi-screen-raising-and-lowering multi-screen-securingfruit-drying-and-sorting truck-tonneau-coveringrainwater-channeling-and-collecting leaf-filteringheight-and-angle-adjustable louvered pergola, having firstrainwater-channeling-and-leaf-filtering side gutter beam 123 a.

Therefore, the multi-function wind-directingleaf-separating-and-discharging rainwater-sealingautomatic-multi-screen-raising-and-lowering multi-screen-securingfruit-drying-and-sorting truck-tonneau-coveringrainwater-channeling-and-collecting leaf-filteringheight-and-angle-adjustable louvered pergola:

-   -   a) Can function as a discrete gutter channel        to provide rainwater flow from louver-blade wind- and        rainwater-directing trailing edges 105 to rainwater-draining        spouts 129

(see FIG. 2L, FIG. 10G, and FIG. 10H);

-   -   b) Can function as a horizontal structural support        to provide lateral rigidity between corner posts 132        in the directions of arrows 145 a, 145 b, 146 a, and 146 b

(see FIG. 2Q, FIG. 2R, and FIG. 2S);

-   -   c) Can function as a structural member        to support wind-directing leaf-separating-and-discharging        rainwater-sealing automatic-multi-screen-raising-and-lowering        multi-screen-securing fruit-drying-and-sorting        truck-bed-tonneau-covering louver-blade system

(see FIG. 2Q, FIG. 2R, FIG. 2S, and FIG. 2T);

-   -   d) Can function as a structural member        to support louver-blade-rotation-stanchions 111 b

(see FIG. 2Q, FIG. 2R, FIG. 2S, FIG. 2T, and FIG. 2V); and

-   -   e) Can function as a structural member        to mount multi-louver-blade multi-position        automatic-multi-screen-raising-and-lowering control system 112

(see FIG. 2T, FIG. 2V, and FIG. 2X).

9) It is an object of the new invention to provide a multi-functionwind-directing leaf-separating-and-discharging rainwater-sealingautomatic-multi-screen-raising-and-lowering multi-screen-securingfruit-drying-and-sorting truck-tonneau-coveringrainwater-channeling-and-collecting leaf-filteringheight-and-angle-adjustable louvered pergola, having secondrainwater-channeling-and-leaf-filtering side gutter beam 123 b.

Therefore, the multi-function wind-directingleaf-separating-and-discharging rainwater-sealingautomatic-multi-screen-raising-and-lowering multi-screen-securingfruit-drying-and-sorting truck-tonneau-coveringrainwater-channeling-and-collecting leaf-filteringheight-and-angle-adjustable louvered pergola:

-   -   a) Can function as a discrete gutter channel        to provide rainwater flow from louver-blade wind- and        rainwater-directing trailing edges 105 in the directions of        arrows 145 a, 145 b, 146 a, and 146 b (see FIG. 2Q, FIG. 2S, and        FIG. 2T);    -   b) Can function as a structural member        to support louver-blade-rotation cradle axels 109

(see FIG. 2V and FIG. 2W);

-   -   c) Can function as a horizontal structural support        to provide lateral rigidity between corner posts 132;    -   d) Can function as a structural member        to support wind-directing leaf-separating-and-discharging        rainwater-sealing automatic-multi-screen-raising-and-lowering        multi-screen-securing fruit-drying-and-sorting        truck-bed-tonneau-covering louver-blade system

(see FIG. 2Q, FIG. 2S, and FIG. 2T); and

-   -   e) Can function as a structural member        to support louver-blade-rotation cradle axels 109

(see FIG. 2L and FIG. 2N).

10) It is an object of the new invention to provide a multi-functionwind-directing leaf-separating-and-discharging rainwater-sealingautomatic-multi-screen-raising-and-lowering multi-screen-securingfruit-drying-and-sorting truck-tonneau-coveringrainwater-channeling-and-collecting leaf-filteringheight-and-angle-adjustable louvered pergola, havingrainwater-channeling-and-leaf-filtering end gutter beams 124.

Therefore, the multi-function wind-directingleaf-separating-and-discharging rainwater-sealingautomatic-multi-screen-raising-and-lowering multi-screen-securingfruit-drying-and-sorting truck-tonneau-coveringrainwater-channeling-and-collecting leaf-filteringheight-and-angle-adjustable louvered pergola:

-   -   a) Can function as a discrete gutter channel        to provide rainwater flow from louver-blade wind- and        rainwater-directing trailing edges 105 to first        rainwater-channeling-and-leaf-filtering side gutter beam 123 a

(see FIG. 2Q, FIG. 2S, and FIG. 2T);

-   -   b) Can function as a airflow blocker        to provide a physical means to block airflow with overlapping        adjacent wind-directing-and-rainwater-sealing        multi-screen-securing louver blade 102

(see FIG. 2C, FIG. 2V, and FIG. 2X);

-   -   c) Can function as a airflow regulator        to provide a physical means to regulate the volume of airflow        with overlapping adjacent wind-directing-and-rainwater-sealing        multi-screen-securing louver blade 102

(see FIG. 2V and FIG. 2X); and

-   -   d) Can function as a sunlight blocker        to provide a physical means to block sunlight with overlapping        adjacent wind-directing-and-rainwater-sealing        multi-screen-securing louver blade 102

(see FIG. 2C, FIG. 2V, and FIG. 2X).

11) It is an object of the new invention to provide a multi-functionwind-directing leaf-separating-and-discharging rainwater-sealingautomatic-multi-screen-raising-and-lowering multi-screen-securingfruit-drying-and-sorting truck-tonneau-coveringrainwater-channeling-and-collecting leaf-filteringheight-and-angle-adjustable louvered pergola, havingrainwater-channeling-and-leaf-filtering end gutter beams 124.

Therefore, the multi-function wind-directingleaf-separating-and-discharging rainwater-sealingautomatic-multi-screen-raising-and-lowering multi-screen-securingfruit-drying-and-sorting truck-tonneau-coveringrainwater-channeling-and-collecting leaf-filteringheight-and-angle-adjustable louvered pergola:

-   -   a) Can function as a sunlight regulator        to provide a physical means to regulate the exposure of sunlight        with overlapping adjacent wind-directing-and-rainwater-sealing        multi-screen-securing louver blade 102

(see FIG. 2C, FIG. 2V, and FIG. 2X);

-   -   b) Can function as a food drying duration regulator        to provide a physical means to regulate the volume of airflow        with overlapping adjacent wind-directing-and-rainwater-sealing        multi-screen-securing louver blade 102 being operated by        multi-louver-blade multi-position        automatic-multi-screen-raising-and-lowering control system 112        in the directions of arrows 167 a, 167 b, 167 c, 167 d, 167 e,        167 f, 168 a, 168 b, 168 c, 168 d, 168 e, 168 f, 169 a, 169 b,        169 c, 169 d, 169 e, and 169 f, for drying and sorting

(see FIG. 3P, FIG. 3Q, and FIG. 3R);

-   -   c) Can function as a horizontal structural support        to provide a mechanical connection and lateral rigidity between        corner posts 132; and    -   d) Can function as a structural member        to support to wind-directing leaf-separating-and-discharging        rainwater-sealing automatic-multi-screen-raising-and-lowering        multi-screen-securing fruit-drying-and-sorting        truck-bed-tonneau-covering louver-blade system.

12) It is an object of the new invention to provide a multi-functionwind-directing leaf-separating-and-discharging rainwater-sealingautomatic-multi-screen-raising-and-lowering multi-screen-securingfruit-drying-and-sorting truck-tonneau-coveringrainwater-channeling-and-collecting leaf-filteringheight-and-angle-adjustable louvered pergola, havingleaf-separating-and-discharging rainwater gutters 126.

Therefore, the multi-function wind-directingleaf-separating-and-discharging rainwater-sealingautomatic-multi-screen-raising-and-lowering multi-screen-securingfruit-drying-and-sorting truck-tonneau-coveringrainwater-channeling-and-collecting leaf-filteringheight-and-angle-adjustable louvered pergola:

-   -   a) Can separate out leaves        to separate the water from leaves as it flows through the        leaf-separating-and-discharging rainwater gutters 126

(see FIG. 2S, FIG. 2T, FIG. 3S, and FIG. 3T);

-   -   b) Can filter rainwater        to flow through the leaf-separating-and-discharging rainwater        gutters 126 without clogging up with debri

(see FIG. 2S, FIG. 2T, FIG. 3S, and FIG. 3T);

-   -   c) Can provide rainwater channels that are hidden        to be visually unseen nestled behind the first        rainwater-channeling-and-leaf-filtering side gutter beam 123 a,        second rainwater-channeling-and-leaf-filtering side gutter beam        123 b, and rainwater-channeling-and-leaf-filtering end gutter        beams 124

(see FIG. 1B, FIG. 1E, FIG. 3S, and FIG. 3T);

-   -   d) Can provide channels for rainwater to flow        to lead rainwater away from areas that would get occupants wet        in the directions of arrows 170 a, 170 b, 170 c, 171 a, 171 b,        and 171 c

(see FIG. 1B, FIG. 1E, FIG. 3S, and FIG. 3T);

-   -   e) Can provide channels for rainwater        to guide rainwater in a specific flow pattern within        rainwater-channeling-and-collecting and        leaf-separating-and-discharging gutter-beam system 122 as to not        create mineral stains or discoloration on the outer, exposed        surfaces; and    -   f) Can provide channels for rainwater        to exit at the lowest point of        rainwater-channeling-and-collecting and        leaf-separating-and-discharging gutter-beam system 122 as to be        externally manageable for rainwater flow out of the pergola        area.

13) It is an object of the new invention to provide a multi-functionwind-directing leaf-separating-and-discharging rainwater-sealingautomatic-multi-screen-raising-and-lowering multi-screen-securingfruit-drying-and-sorting truck-tonneau-coveringrainwater-channeling-and-collecting leaf-filteringheight-and-angle-adjustable louvered pergola, havingleaf-separating-and-discharging opening 127 b.

Therefore, the multi-function wind-directingleaf-separating-and-discharging rainwater-sealingautomatic-multi-screen-raising-and-lowering multi-screen-securingfruit-drying-and-sorting truck-tonneau-coveringrainwater-channeling-and-collecting leaf-filteringheight-and-angle-adjustable louvered pergola:

-   -   a) Can separate out leaves        to separate the water from leaves as it flows through the        leaf-separating-and-discharging rainwater gutters 126        in the directions of arrows 170 a, 170 b, 170 c, 171 a, 171 b,        and 171 c

(see FIG. 1B, FIG. 1E, FIG. 3S, and FIG. 3T);

-   -   b) Can filter rainwater        to flow through the leaf-separating-and-discharging rainwater        gutters 126 without clogging up the system with debri;    -   c) Can separately and downwardly direct the flow of leaves and        debri        to angle the flow of leaves and debri toward the ground to        obscure the messy build-up and appearance on the frame structure        in the directions of arrows 171 a, 171 b, 171 c, 172 a, 172 b,        and 172 c

(see FIG. 1B, FIG. 1E, FIG. 3S, and FIG. 3T);

-   -   d) Can clear out the paths of waterflow        to prevent build-up of deposit the leaves and debri        leaf-separating-and-discharging rainwater gutters 126; and    -   e) Can discharge leaves out of corner posts 132        to expel the leaves and debri outside of the        leaf-separating-and-discharging rainwater gutters 126        in the directions of arrows 171 a, 171 b, and 171 c

(see FIG. 1B, FIG. 1E, FIG. 3S, and FIG. 3T).

14) It is an object of the new invention to provide a multi-functionwind-directing leaf-separating-and-discharging rainwater-sealingautomatic-multi-screen-raising-and-lowering multi-screen-securingfruit-drying-and-sorting truck-tonneau-coveringrainwater-channeling-and-collecting leaf-filteringheight-and-angle-adjustable louvered pergola, havingleaf-separating-and-discharging tubes 128.

Therefore, the multi-function wind-directingleaf-separating-and-discharging rainwater-sealingautomatic-multi-screen-raising-and-lowering multi-screen-securingfruit-drying-and-sorting truck-tonneau-coveringrainwater-channeling-and-collecting leaf-filteringheight-and-angle-adjustable louvered pergola:

-   -   a) Can separate out leaves        to separate the water from leaves as it flows through the        leaf-separating-and-discharging rainwater gutters 126        in the directions of arrows 170 a, 170 b, 170 c, 171 a, 171 b,        171 c, 172 a, 172 b, and 172 c

(see FIG. 1B, FIG. 1E, FIG. 3S, and FIG. 3T);

-   -   b) Can filter rainwater        to flow through the leaf-separating- and discharging rainwater        gutters 126 without clogging up the system with debris        in the directions of arrows 170 a, 170 b, 170 c, 171 a, 171 b,        and 171 c

(see FIG. 1E, FIG. 3S, and FIG. 3T);

-   -   c) Can direct rainwater to flow        to lead rainwater away from areas that would get occupants wet;    -   d) Can provide rainwater channels that are hidden to be visually        unseen inside of corner posts 132 (see FIG. 1E, FIG. 3S, and        FIG. 3T);    -   e) Can provide channels for rainwater    -   to guide rainwater in a specific flow pattern within        rainwater-channeling-and-collecting and        leaf-separating-and-discharging gutter-beam system 122 as to not        create mineral stains or discoloration on the outer, exposed        surfaces; and    -   f) Can provide channels for rainwater        to exit at the lowest point of        rainwater-channeling-and-collecting and        leaf-separating-and-discharging gutter-beam system 122 as to be        externally manageable for rainwater flow out of the pergola        area.

15) It is an object of the new invention to provide a multi-functionwind-directing leaf-separating-and-discharging rainwater-sealingautomatic-multi-screen-raising-and-lowering multi-screen-securingfruit-drying-and-sorting truck-tonneau-coveringrainwater-channeling-and-collecting leaf-filteringheight-and-angle-adjustable louvered pergola, havingheight-and-angle-adjustable internally-externally-threaded tube screws138 a.

Therefore, the multi-function wind-directingleaf-separating-and-discharging rainwater-sealingautomatic-multi-screen-raising-and-lowering multi-screen-securingfruit-drying-and-sorting truck-tonneau-coveringrainwater-channeling-and-collecting leaf-filteringheight-and-angle-adjustable louvered pergola:

-   -   a) Can screw through corner-post base plates 137

(see FIG. 4A, FIG. 4B, and FIG. 4C);

-   -   b) Can secure each corner-post base plates 137 to corner posts        132;    -   c) Can provide independent vertical adjustment to each corner of        each corner-post base plates 137        to compensate for uneven surfaces; and    -   d) Can provide vertical adjustment for each corner-post base        plate 137 to level out each corner of the multi-function        wind-directing leaf-separating-and-discharging rainwater-sealing        automatic-multi-screen-raising-and-lowering        multi-screen-securing fruit-drying-and-sorting        truck-tonneau-covering rainwater-channeling-and-collecting        leaf-filtering height-and-angle-adjustable louvered pergola

(see FIG. 4A, FIG. 4B, and FIG. 4C).

Other objects and advantages of the present invention will becomeapparent from a consideration of the accompanying drawings and ensuingdescription.

BRIEF SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION

A multi-function wind-directing rainwater-sealingautomatic-multi-screen-raising-and-lowering multi-screen-securingfruit-drying-and-sorting truck-tonneau-coveringrainwater-channeling-and-collecting leaf-filteringheight-and-angle-adjustable louvered pergola comprises: opposing endcaps, wind-directing-and-rainwater-sealing-louver-blademulti-screen-securing leading and trailing edges, andrainwater-and-wind-sealing rattle-preventing insulation strips, attachedand/or molded to wind-directing-and-rainwater-sealingmulti-screen-securing louver blades, which automatically raise and lowersun shade and video projection screens, control the duration offruit-drying, provide fruit sorting function, and provide afull-content-viewing truck-bed tonneau cover, insertion axels areinserted into stanchions, cradle axels being inserted between cradlecaps and rotation cradles, stanchions and rotation cradles screwed tofirst and second rainwater-channeling-and-leaf-filtering side gutterbeams, with rainwater-channeling-and-leaf-filtering end gutter beams fitinto gutter-beam cradles and are clamped to corner posts bygutter-beam-securing bars into securing-bar slots, corner posts arecapped and protected by corner-post 1-shaped caps, multi-louver-controlbar rotatably connects to multi-louver-control axels andmulti-louver-control linkage arm connected to transmission upper axelconnected to worm-gear transmission connected to transmission lower axelconnected to coupling loop, controlled byremovable-collapsible-and-stowableautomatic-multi-screen-raising-and-lowering multi-louver-control cranktool, discrete rainwater gutters filter rainwater and leaves throughdrain holes and are molded to first and secondrainwater-channeling-and-leaf-filtering side gutter beams, within thecorner posts, the discrete-leaf-filtering tubes, and spouts,rainwater-draining spout holes, base-plate covers secure to corner-postbase plates, which are screwed to corner posts,height-and-angle-adjustable tube screws compensate for uneven terrainand are screwed into corner-post base plates, anchoring screws areinserted through anchoring-screw holes.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

FIG. 1A and FIG. 1B illustrate a left-top-front and top-side perspectiveviews of the wind-directing leaf-separating-and-dischargingrainwater-sealing automatic-multi-screen-raising-and-loweringmulti-screen-securing fruit-drying-and-sortingtruck-bed-tonneau-covering louver-blade system, with thewind-directing-and-rainwater-sealing multi-screen-securing louver bladesdepicted open, respectively.

FIG. 1C illustrates a partial perspective view of multiplewind-directing-and-rainwater-sealing multi-screen-securing louver blade,multi-louver-control axels, louver-blade-supporting insertion axels, andlouver-blade rainwater-and-wind-sealing rattle-preventing insulationstrips.

FIG. 1D illustrates a partial perspective view of multiplewind-directing-and-rainwater-sealing multi-screen-securing louver blade,louver-blade-rotation cradle axels and louver-bladerainwater-and-wind-sealing rattle-preventing insulation strips.

FIG. 1E illustrates a hidden-line side view ofrainwater-channeling-and-collecting and leaf-separating-and-discharginggutter-beam system and height-and-angle-adjustable-post-and-base system.

FIG. 1F and FIG. 1G illustrate top and top-front perspective views ofthe wind-directing leaf-separating-and-discharging rainwater-sealingautomatic-multi-screen-raising-and-lowering multi-screen-securingfruit-drying-and-sorting truck-bed-tonneau-covering louver-blade system,with the wind-directing-and-rainwater-sealing multi-screen-securinglouver blades depicted closed, respectively.

FIG. 1H and FIG. 1I illustrate side and high-side perspective views ofthe wind-directing leaf-separating-and-discharging rainwater-sealingautomatic-multi-screen-raising-and-lowering multi-screen-securingfruit-drying-and-sorting truck-bed-tonneau-covering louver-blade system,with the wind-directing-and-rainwater-sealing multi-screen-securinglouver blades depicted partially-open, respectively.

FIG. 1J, FIG. 1K, and FIG. 1L illustrate a top, high-right-sideperspective, and front views of the wind-directingleaf-separating-and-discharging rainwater-sealingautomatic-multi-screen-raising-and-lowering multi-screen-securingfruit-drying-and-sorting truck-bed-tonneau-covering louver-blade system,with the wind-directing-and-rainwater-sealing multi-screen-securinglouver blades depicted closed, respectively.

FIG. 1M illustrates a top perspective view ofleaf-separating-and-discharging drain holes.

FIG. 1N and FIG. 1O illustrate side views ofremovable-collapsible-and-stowableautomatic-multi-screen-raising-and-lowering multi-louver-control cranktool, depicted in a closed and an open configuration.

FIG. 1P and FIG. 1Q illustrate a side and a perspective view oflouver-blade rainwater-and-wind-sealing rattle-preventing insulationstrips.

FIG. 1R illustrates a perspective view of awind-directing-and-rainwater-sealing multi-screen-securing louver blade.

FIG. 2A illustrates a sectional profile view of awind-directing-and-rainwater-sealing multi-screen-securing louver blade.

FIG. 2B illustrates a hidden-line sectional profile view of awind-directing-and-rainwater-sealing multi-screen-securing louver bladewith a louver-blade end cap and louver-blade rainwater-and-wind-sealingrattle-preventing insulation strip.

FIG. 2C illustrates a diagram depicting a profile view of multiplewind-directing-and-rainwater-sealing multi-screen-securing louverblades, in a closed position, controlled by multi-louver-control bar.

FIG. 2D illustrates a diagram depicting a profile view of multiplewind-directing-and-rainwater-sealing multi-screen-securing louverblades, in an open position, supported by a firstrainwater-channeling-and-leaf-filtering side gutter beam, and controlledby multi-louver-control bar.

FIG. 2E illustrates a partial perspective view of multiplewind-directing-and-rainwater-sealing multi-screen-securing louver blade,multi-louver-control axels, louver-blade-supporting insertion axels,multi-louver-control-axel cotter-pins and cotter-pin holes, andlouver-blade rainwater-and-wind-sealing rattle-preventing insulationstrips.

FIG. 2F illustrates a partial perspective view of multiplewind-directing-and-rainwater-sealing multi-screen-securing louver blade,louver-blade-rotation cradle axels, and louver-bladerainwater-and-wind-sealing rattle-preventing insulation strips.

FIG. 2G illustrates a perspective view of alouver-blade-rotation-stanchion.

FIG. 2H illustrates a perspective view of a louver-blade-rotationcradle.

FIG. 2I illustrates a perspective view of a louver-blade-rotation-cradlecap.

FIG. 2J illustrates a side view of a firstrainwater-channeling-and-leaf-filtering side gutter beam.

FIG. 2K illustrates a partial perspective view of alouver-blade-supporting insertion axel being inserted into alouver-blade-rotation receiving hole.

FIG. 2L illustrates a partial perspective view of alouver-blade-rotation cradle axel beside a louver-blade-rotation cradle.

FIG. 2M illustrates a partial perspective view of alouver-blade-rotation cradle axel set in a louver-blade-rotation cradle.

FIG. 2N illustrates a partial perspective view of alouver-blade-rotation cradle axel installed into a louver-blade-rotationcradle with louver-blade-rotation-cradle cap.

FIG. 2O illustrates a perspective view of a gutter-beam-securing bar.

FIG. 2P illustrates a partial perspective view of arainwater-channeling-and-leaf-filtering end gutter beams andleaf-separating-and-discharging rainwater gutter.

FIG. 2Q illustrates a partial perspective view demonstrating arainwater-channeling-and-leaf-filtering end gutter beams with attachedgutter-beam-securing bars inserting into gutter-beam-securing-bar slots.

FIG. 2R illustrates a partial perspective view demonstrating a firstrainwater-channeling-and-leaf-filtering side gutter beam with attachedgutter-beam-securing bars inserting into gutter-beam-securing-bar slots.

FIG. 2S and FIG. 2T illustrate partial perspective views demonstrating aleaf-separating-and-discharging rainwater gutter, arainwater-channeling-and-leaf-filtering end gutter beams, and a firstrainwater-channeling-and-leaf-filtering side gutter beam attached to acorner post, with a corner-post L-shaped cap above, or attached,respectively.

FIG. 2U illustrates a removable-collapsible-and-stowableautomatic-multi-screen-raising-and-lowering multi-louver-control cranktool.

FIG. 2V and FIG. 2W illustrate partial side views demonstrating how aremovable-collapsible-and-stowableautomatic-multi-screen-raising-and-lowering multi-louver-control cranktool removably attaches to a multi-louver-control adjustable couplingloop, and rotates to open and close thewind-directing-and-rainwater-sealing multi-screen-securing louverblades.

FIG. 2X illustrates a perspective view of the multi-louver-controladjustable coupling loop and the wind-directing-and-rainwater-sealingmulti-screen-securing louver blades in an open position.

FIG. 2Y and FIG. 2Z illustrate diagrams depicting a linkage-arm gear andmulti-louver-control linkage arm actuating thewind-directing-and-rainwater-sealing multi-screen-securing louver bladesin open and closed positions.

FIG. 3A, FIG. 3B, and FIG. 3C illustrate a perspective, side, and topviews of the corner post, respectively.

FIG. 3D, FIG. 3E, FIG. 3F, and FIG. 3G illustrate perspective views ofthe corner-post L-shaped cap, corner-post-base-plate cover, andcorner-post base plate, respectively.

FIG. 3H and FIG. 3I illustrate side and perspective views of thewind-directing-and-rainwater-sealing multi-screen-securing louver bladescontrolling the deployment and retraction of a video projection screenand.

FIG. 3J and FIG. 3K illustrate side and perspective views of thewind-directing-and-rainwater-sealing multi-screen-securing louver bladessecuring a mesh shade screen.

FIG. 3L and FIG. 3M illustrate side and perspective views of thewind-directing-and-rainwater-sealing multi-screen-securing louver bladescontrolling the lengthening and shortening of a cord, withmulti-louver-control adjustable coupling loop andremovable-collapsible-and-stowableautomatic-multi-screen-raising-and-lowering multi-louver-control cranktool.

FIG. 3N and FIG. 3O illustrate side and perspective views of thewind-directing-and-rainwater-sealing multi-screen-securing louver bladescontrolling cord to deploy and retract a curtain.

FIG. 3P, FIG. 3Q, and FIG. 3R illustrate a side view demonstrating thewind-directing leaf-separating-and-discharging rainwater-sealingautomatic-multi-screen-raising-and-lowering multi-screen-securingfruit-drying-and-sorting truck-bed-tonneau-covering louver-blade systemfunctioning as a fruit sorting and separating device.

FIG. 3S illustrates a hidden-line side view demonstrating the flow ofrainwater through rainwater-channeling-and-collecting andleaf-separating-and-discharging gutter-beam system.

FIG. 3T illustrates a hidden-line side view demonstrating the flow ofrainwater and how rainwater-channeling-and-collecting andleaf-separating-and-discharging gutter-beam system separates anddischarges leaves.

FIG. 4A, FIG. 4B, and FIG. 4C illustrate perspective views of theassembly, and height-adjusting function of corner-posts base plates,height-and-angle-adjustable internally-externally-threaded tube screws,and anchoring screws, respectively.

FIG. 5 depicts an equivalent variation ofrainwater-channeling-and-leaf-filtering end gutter beams.

FIG. 6A, FIG. 6B, and FIG. 6C depict perspective views of equivalentvariations of wind-directing-and-rainwater-sealing multi-screen-securinglouver blades, respectively.

FIG. 6D depicts a perspective view of an equivalent variation oflouver-blade end cap.

FIG. 6E and FIG. 6F depict a perspective and a side views of equivalentvariations of a wind-directing-and-rainwater-sealingmulti-screen-securing louver blades and louver-blade end caps,respectively.

FIG. 7A, FIG. 7B, and FIG. 7C depict profiles of equivalent variationsof wind-directing-and-rainwater-sealing multi-screen-securing louverblades, respectively.

FIG. 7D, FIG. 7E, FIG. 7F, FIG. 7G, FIG. 7H, and FIG. 7I depict profilesof equivalent variations of firstrainwater-channeling-and-leaf-filtering side gutter beams, and/or secondrainwater-channeling-and-leaf-filtering side gutter beam, and/orrainwater-channeling-and-leaf-filtering end gutter beams, respectively.

FIG. 7J, FIG. 7K, FIG. 7L, FIG. 7M, FIG. 7N, FIG. 7O, FIG. 7P, FIG. 7Q,FIG. 7R, FIG. 7S, FIG. 7T, FIG. 7U, FIG. 8A, FIG. 8B, FIG. 8C, FIG. 8D,FIG. 8E, FIG. 8F, FIG. 8G, FIG. 8H, FIG. 8I, FIG. 8J, FIG. 8K, FIG. 8L,FIG. 8M, FIG. 8N, FIG. 8O, FIG. 8P, FIG. 8Q, and FIG. 8R depict profilesof equivalent variations of corner posts, respectively.

FIG. 9A and FIG. 9B depict perspective views of equivalent variations ofthe multi-function wind-directing leaf-separating-and-dischargingrainwater-sealing automatic-multi-screen-raising-and-loweringmulti-screen-securing fruit-drying-and-sorting truck-tonneau-coveringrainwater-channeling-and-collecting leaf-filteringheight-and-angle-adjustable louvered pergola, respectively.

FIG. 9C and FIG. 9D depict perspective views of equivalent variations ofcomponents and assembly of first rainwater-channeling-and-leaf-filteringside gutter beams and/or second rainwater-channeling-and-leaf-filteringside gutter beam, with gutter-beam-securing bars.

FIG. 9E and FIG. 9F depict perspective views of equivalent variations ofan assembly of first rainwater-channeling-and-leaf-filtering side gutterbeams, and/or second rainwater-channeling-and-leaf-filtering side gutterbeam, and/or rainwater-channeling-and-leaf-filtering end gutter beams,with gutter-beam-securing bars being secured to a corner post.

FIG. 9G and FIG. 9H depict perspective views of equivalent variations ofthe multi-function wind-directing leaf-separating-and-dischargingrainwater-sealing automatic-multi-screen-raising-and-loweringmulti-screen-securing fruit-drying-and-sorting truck-tonneau-coveringrainwater-channeling-and-collecting leaf-filteringheight-and-angle-adjustable louvered pergola, respectively.

FIG. 9I, FIG. 9J, and FIG. 9K depict perspective views of equivalentvariations of the gutter-beam-securing bars, and the assembly thereof.

FIG. 9L, FIG. 9M, and FIG. 10A depict perspective views of equivalentvariations of the multi-function wind-directingleaf-separating-and-discharging rainwater-sealingautomatic-multi-screen-raising-and-lowering multi-screen-securingfruit-drying-and-sorting truck-tonneau-coveringrainwater-channeling-and-collecting leaf-filteringheight-and-angle-adjustable louvered pergola attached to a wallincluding equivalent variations of corner posts, and/or suspensionbraces, and/or suspension cables, respectively.

FIG. 10B, FIG. 10C, FIG. 10D, and FIG. 10E depict perspective views ofequivalent variations of the multi-function wind-directingleaf-separating-and-discharging rainwater-sealingautomatic-multi-screen-raising-and-lowering multi-screen-securingfruit-drying-and-sorting truck-tonneau-coveringrainwater-channeling-and-collecting leaf-filteringheight-and-angle-adjustable louvered pergola, with a variation ofmulti-louver-blade multi-positionautomatic-multi-screen-raising-and-lowering control system, and/orprivacy shades, and/or hinged or sectionable corner posts, respectively.

FIG. 10F depicts an equivalent variation of the multi-functionwind-directing leaf-separating-and-discharging rainwater-sealingautomatic-multi-screen-raising-and-lowering multi-screen-securingfruit-drying-and-sorting truck-tonneau-coveringrainwater-channeling-and-collecting leaf-filteringheight-and-angle-adjustable louvered pergola, with external rainwatergutters.

FIG. 10G and FIG. 10H depict perspective views of equivalent variationsof the multi-function wind-directing leaf-separating-and-dischargingrainwater-sealing automatic-multi-screen-raising-and-loweringmulti-screen-securing fruit-drying-and-sorting truck-tonneau-coveringrainwater-channeling-and-collecting leaf-filteringheight-and-angle-adjustable louvered pergola, functioning as a truck bedtonneau cover.

FIG. 10I, FIG. 10J, FIG. 10K, FIG. 10L, and FIG. 10M depict perspectiveand top views of equivalent variations of firstrainwater-channeling-and-leaf-filtering side gutter beam 123 a, secondrainwater-channeling-and-leaf-filtering side gutter beam 123 b, andcorner posts 132.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

The multi-function wind-directing leaf-separating-and-dischargingrainwater-sealing automatic-multi-screen-raising-and-loweringmulti-screen-securing fruit-drying-and-sorting truck-tonneau-coveringrainwater-channeling-and-collecting leaf-filteringheight-and-angle-adjustable louvered pergola has:

1) Wind-directing leaf-separating-and-discharging rainwater-sealingautomatic-multi-screen-raising-and-lowering multi-screen-securingfruit-drying-and-sorting truck-bed-tonneau-covering louver-blade system,

2) Multi-louver-blade multi-positionautomatic-multi-screen-raising-and-lowering control system,

3) Rainwater-channeling-and-colleting andleaf-separating-and-discharging gutter-beam system, and

4) Height-and-angle-adjustable-post-and-base system.

Component

Referring to FIG. 1A, FIG. 1B, FIG. 1C, FIG. 1D, FIG. 1E, FIG. 1F, FIG.1G, FIG. 1H, FIG. 1I, FIG. 1J, FIG. 1K, FIG. 1L, and FIG. 1M, themulti-function wind-directing leaf-separating-and-dischargingrainwater-sealing automatic-multi-screen-raising-and-loweringmulti-screen-securing fruit-drying-and-sorting truck-tonneau-coveringrainwater-channeling-and-collecting leaf-filteringheight-and-angle-adjustable louvered pergola comprises:

-   1) Wind-directing leaf-separating-and-discharging rainwater-sealing    automatic-multi-screen-raising-and-lowering multi-screen-securing    fruit-drying-and-sorting truck-bed-tonneau-covering louver-blade    system 101, comprising:-   2) Wind-directing-and-rainwater-sealing multi-screen-securing louver    blades 102,-   3) Wind-directing-and-rainwater-sealing-louver-blade    multi-screen-securing leading edges 103,-   4) Louver-blade rainwater-and-wind-sealing rattle-preventing    insulation strips 104,-   5) Louver-blade wind- and rainwater-directing trailing edges 105,-   6) Louver-blade end caps 106,-   7) Louver-blade-supporting insertion axels 107,-   8) Louver-blade-rotation receiving holes 108,-   9) Louver-blade-rotation cradle axels 109,-   10) Louver-blade-rotation cradles 110,-   11) Louver-blade-rotation-cradle caps 111 a, and    -   Louver-blade-rotation-stanchions 111 b;-   12) Multi-louver-blade multi-position    automatic-multi-screen-raising-and-lowering control system 112,    comprising:-   13) Multi-louver-control axels 113 a,    -   Multi-louver-control-axel cotter-pins and cotter-pin holes 113        b,-   14) Multi-louver-control bar 114,-   15) Multi-louver-control-bar axel-insertion holes 115,-   16) Multi-louver-control linkage arm 116,-   17) Worm-gear-transmission upper axel 117,-   18) Linkage-arm gear 118 a,    -   Lower-axel gear 118 b,-   19) Worm-gear-transmission lower axel 119,-   20) Multi-louver-control adjustable coupling loop 120, and-   21) Removable-collapsible-and-stowable    automatic-multi-screen-raising-and-lowering multi-louver-control    crank tool 121;-   22) Rainwater-channeling-and-collecting and    leaf-separating-and-discharging gutter-beam system 122, comprising:-   23) First rainwater-channeling-and-leaf-filtering side gutter beam    123 a,    -   Second rainwater-channeling-and-leaf-filtering side gutter beam        123 b,-   24) Rainwater-channeling-and-leaf-filtering end gutter beams 124,-   25) Gutter-beam-securing bars 125,-   26) Leaf-separating-and-discharging rainwater gutters 126,-   27) Leaf-separating-and-discharging drain holes 127 a,    -   Leaf-separating-and-discharging opening 127 b,-   28) Leaf-separating-and-discharging tubes 128,-   29) Rainwater-draining spouts 129, and-   30) Rainwater-draining spout holes 130;-   31) Height-and-angle-adjustable-post-and-base system 131,    comprising:-   32) Corner posts 132,-   33) Corner-post L-shaped caps 133,-   34) Gutter-beam cradles 134,-   35) Gutter-beam-securing-bar slots 135,-   36) Corner-post-base-plate covers 136,-   37) Corner-posts base plates 137,-   38) Height-and-angle-adjustable internally-externally-threaded tube    screws 138 a,    -   Height-and-angle-adjustable-internally-externally-threaded        tube-screw holes 138 b,-   39) Anchoring-screw holes 139, and-   40) Anchoring screws 140.

Material

Referring to FIG. 1A, FIG. 1B, FIG. 1C, FIG. 1D, FIG. 1E, FIG. 1F, FIG.1G, FIG. 1H, FIG. 1I, FIG. 1J, FIG. 1K, FIG. 1L, and FIG. 1M:

-   1) Wind-directing leaf-separating-and-discharging rainwater-sealing    automatic-multi-screen-raising-and-lowering multi-screen-securing    fruit-drying-and-sorting truck-bed-tonneau-covering louver-blade    system 101 is made of the combined materials of its components.-   2) Wind-directing-and-rainwater-sealing multi-screen-securing louver    blades 102    -   is (or are each) made of metallic material.-   3) Wind-directing-and-rainwater-sealing-louver-blade    multi-screen-securing leading edges 103    -   is (or are each) made of metallic material.-   4) Louver-blade rainwater-and-wind-sealing rattle-preventing    insulation strips 104    -   is (or are each) made of foam rubber, or an equivalent material.-   5) Louver-blade wind- and rainwater-directing trailing edges 105    -   is (or are each) made of metallic material.-   6) Louver-blade end caps 106    -   is (or are each) made of metallic material.-   7) Louver-blade-supporting insertion axels 107    -   is (or are each) made of metallic material.-   8) Louver-blade-rotation receiving holes 108    -   is (or are each) made of empty space.-   9) Louver-blade-rotation cradle axels 109    -   is (or are each) made of metallic material.-   10) Louver-blade-rotation cradles 110    -   is (or are each) made of metallic material.-   11) Louver-blade-rotation-cradle caps 111 a    -   is (or are each) made of metallic material.

Louver-blade-rotation-stanchions 111 b

-   -   is (or are each) made of metallic material.

-   12) Multi-louver-blade multi-position    automatic-multi-screen-raising-and-lowering control system 112 is    made of the combined materials of its components.

-   13) Multi-louver-control axel s 113 a    -   is (or are each) made of metallic material.

Multi-louver-control-axel cotter-pins and cotter-pin holes 113 b

-   -   is (or are each) made of metallic material and/or empty space,        respectively.

-   14) Multi-louver-control bar 114    -   is (or are each) made of metallic material.

-   15) Multi-louver-control-bar axel-insertion holes 115    -   is (or are each) made of empty space.

-   16) Multi-louver-control linkage arm 116    -   is (or are each) made of metallic material.

-   17) Worm-gear-transmission upper axel 117    -   is (or are each) made of metallic material.

-   18) Linkage-arm gear 118 a    -   is (or are each) made of metallic material.

Lower-axel gear 118 b

-   -   is (or are each) made of metallic material.

-   19) Worm-gear-transmission lower axel 119    -   is (or are each) made of metallic material.

-   20) Multi-louver-control adjustable coupling loop 120    -   is (or are each) made of metallic material.

-   21) Removable-collapsible-and-stowable    automatic-multi-screen-raising-and-lowering multi-louver-control    crank tool 121    -   is (or are each) made of metallic material.

-   22) Rainwater-channeling-and-collecting and    leaf-separating-and-discharging gutter-beam system 122 is made of    the combined materials of its components.

-   23) First rainwater-channeling-and-leaf-filtering side gutter beam    123 a    -   is (or are each) made of metallic material.

Second rainwater-channeling-and-leaf-filtering side gutter beam 123 b

-   -   is (or are each) made of metallic material.

-   24) Rainwater-channeling-and-leaf-filtering end gutter beams 124    -   is (or are each) made of metallic material.

-   25) Gutter-beam-securing bars 125    -   is (or are each) made of metallic material.

-   26) Leaf-separating-and-discharging rainwater gutters 126    -   is (or are each) made of metallic material.

-   27) Leaf-separating-and-discharging drain holes 127 a    -   is (or are each) made of empty space.

Leaf-separating-and-discharging opening 127 b

-   -   is (or are each) made of empty space.

-   28) Leaf-separating-and-discharging tubes 128    -   is (or are each) made of plastic or rubber material.

-   29) Rainwater-draining spouts 129    -   is (or are each) made of plastic or rubber material.

-   30) Rainwater-draining spout holes 130    -   is (or are each) made of empty space.

-   31) Height-and-angle-adjustable-post-and-base system 131 is made of    the combined materials of its components.

-   32) Corner posts 132    -   is (or are each) made of metallic material.

-   33) Corner-post L-shaped caps 133    -   is (or are each) made of metallic material.

-   34) Gutter-beam cradles 134    -   is (or are each) made of metallic material.

-   35) Gutter-beam-securing-bar slots 135    -   is (or are each) made of metallic material.

-   36) Corner-post-base-plate covers 136    -   is (or are each) made of metallic material.

-   37) Corner-posts base plates 137    -   is (or are each) made of metallic material.

-   38) Height-and-angle-adjustable internally-externally-threaded tube    screws 138 a    -   is (or are each) made of metallic material.

Height-and-angle-adjustable-internally-externally-threaded tube-screwholes 138 b

-   -   is (or are each) made of empty space.

-   39) Anchoring-screw holes 139    -   is (or are each) made of empty space.

-   40) Anchoring screws 140    -   is (or are each) made of metallic material.

Shape

Referring to FIG. 1A, FIG. 1B, FIG. 1C, FIG. 1D, FIG. 1E, FIG. 1F, FIG.1G, FIG. 1H, FIG. 1I, FIG. 1J, FIG. 1K, FIG. 1L, and FIG. 1M:

-   1) Wind-directing leaf-separating-and-discharging rainwater-sealing    automatic-multi-screen-raising-and-lowering multi-screen-securing    fruit-drying-and-sorting truck-bed-tonneau-covering louver-blade    system 101 has the combined shapes of its components.-   2) Wind-directing-and-rainwater-sealing multi-screen-securing louver    blades 102    -   is (or are each) formed into rectangular blade shape.-   3) Wind-directing-and-rainwater-sealing-louver-blade    multi-screen-securing leading edges 103    -   is (or are each) formed into a rectangular shape with a C shaped        profile.-   4) Louver-blade rainwater-and-wind-sealing rattle-preventing    insulation strips 104    -   is (or are each) formed into an elongated rectangle shape with a        rectangular profile.-   5) Louver-blade wind- and rainwater-directing trailing edges 105    -   is (or are each) formed into rectangular shape with a C shaped        profile.-   6) Louver-blade end caps 106    -   is (or are each) formed into a number nine shape.-   7) Louver-blade-supporting insertion axels 107    -   is (or are each) formed into a rod shape.-   8) Louver-blade-rotation receiving holes 108    -   is (or are each) formed into a circular shape.-   9) Louver-blade-rotation cradle axels 109    -   is (or are each) formed into a rod shape.-   10) Louver-blade-rotation cradles 110    -   is (or are each) formed into a rectangle shape, with a        flat-topped protrusion separated by a concave valley as a        profile.-   11) Louver-blade-rotation-cradle caps 111 a    -   is (or are each) formed into a rectangle shape, with a U shaped        profile.

Louver-blade-rotation-stanchions 111 b

-   -   is (or are each) formed into a rectangle shape, with a        rectangular base and an upper O shaped profile.

-   12) Multi-louver-blade multi-position    automatic-multi-screen-raising-and-lowering control system 112 has    the combined shapes of its components.

-   13) Multi-louver-control axels 113 a    -   is (or are each) formed into a rod shape.

Multi-louver-control-axel cotter-pins and cotter-pin holes 113 b

-   -   is (or are each) formed into a U shape and circular shape,        respectively.

-   14) Multi-louver-control bar 114    -   is (or are each) formed into an elongated rectangle shape with a        rectangular profile.

-   15) Multi-louver-control-bar axel-insertion holes 115    -   is (or are each) formed into a circular shape.

-   16) Multi-louver-control linkage arm 116    -   is (or are each) formed into an L shape.

-   17) Worm-gear-transmission upper axel 117    -   is (or are each) formed into a rod shape.

-   18) Linkage-arm gear 118 a    -   is (or are each) formed into a gear shape.

Lower-axel gear 118 b

-   -   is (or are each) formed into a gear shape.

-   19) Worm-gear-transmission lower axel 119    -   is (or are each) formed into a rod shape.

-   20) Multi-louver-control adjustable coupling loop 120    -   is (or are each) formed into an O shape.

-   21) Removable-collapsible-and-stowable    automatic-multi-screen-raising-and-lowering multi-louver-control    crank tool 121    -   is (or are each) formed into an Z shape with a U shaped end.

-   22) Rainwater-channeling-and-collecting and    leaf-separating-and-discharging gutter-beam system 122 has the    combined shapes of its components.

-   23) First rainwater-channeling-and-leaf-filtering side gutter beam    123 a    -   is (or are each) formed into a rectangular shape.

Second rainwater-channeling-and-leaf-filtering side gutter beam 123 b

-   -   is (or are each) formed into a rectangular shape.

-   24) Rainwater-channeling-and-leaf-filtering end gutter beams 124    -   is (or are each) formed into a rectangular shape.

-   25) Gutter-beam-securing bars 125    -   is (or are each) formed into a rectangular shape.

-   26) Leaf-separating-and-discharging rainwater gutters 126    -   is (or are each) formed into a U shape.

-   27) Leaf-separating-and-discharging drain holes 127 a    -   is (or are each) formed into a multiple-circular shape.

Leaf-separating-and-discharging opening 127 b,

-   -   is (or are each) formed into a semi-circular shape.

-   28) Leaf-separating-and-discharging tubes 128    -   is (or are each) formed into a tube shape.

-   29) Rainwater-draining spouts 129    -   is (or are each) formed into a quarter-circle shape with an O        profile.

-   30) Rainwater-draining spout holes 130    -   is (or are each) formed into an oval shape.

-   31) Height-and-angle-adjustable-post-and-base system 131 has the    combined shapes of its components.

-   32) Corner posts 132    -   is (or are each) formed into a rectangular shape with a square        profile.

-   33) Corner-post L-shaped caps 133    -   is (or are each) formed into a L shape.

-   34) Gutter-beam cradles 134    -   is (or are each) formed into a rectangular shape with radius        corners.

-   35) Gutter-beam-securing-bar slots 135    -   is (or are each) formed into a rectangular shape with a C shaped        profile.

-   36) Corner-post-base-plate covers 136    -   is (or are each) formed into a rectangular shape with a        rectangular center hole.

-   37) Corner-posts base plates 137    -   is (or are each) formed into a square shape.

-   38) Height-and-angle-adjustable internally-externally-threaded tube    screws 138 a    -   is (or are each) formed into a screw shape.

Height-and-angle-adjustable-internally-externally-threaded tube-screwholes 138 b

-   -   is (or are each) formed into a circular shape.

-   39) Anchoring-screw holes 139    -   is (or are each) formed into a circular shape.

-   40) Anchoring screws 140    -   is (or are each) formed into a screw shape.

Connection

Referring to FIG. 1A, FIG. 1B, FIG. 1C, FIG. 1D, FIG. 1E, FIG. 1F, FIG.1G, FIG. 1H, FIG. 1I, FIG. 1J, FIG. 1K, FIG. 1L, and FIG. 1M:

-   1) Wind-directing leaf-separating-and-discharging rainwater-sealing    automatic-multi-screen-raising-and-lowering multi-screen-securing    fruit-drying-and-sorting truck-bed-tonneau-covering louver-blade    system 101 is (or are respectively) connected by the combined    connections of its components.-   2) Wind-directing-and-rainwater-sealing multi-screen-securing louver    blades 102    -   is (or are respectively) riveted between opposing louver-blade        end caps 106.-   3) Wind-directing-and-rainwater-sealing-louver-blade    multi-screen-securing leading edges 103    -   is (or are respectively) molded to        wind-directing-and-rainwater-sealing multi-screen-securing        louver blades 102.-   4) Louver-blade rainwater-and-wind-sealing rattle-preventing    insulation strips 104    -   is (or are respectively) connected to        wind-directing-and-rainwater-sealing-louver-blade        multi-screen-securing leading edges 103.-   5) Louver-blade wind- and rainwater-directing trailing edges 105    -   is (or are respectively) molded to        wind-directing-and-rainwater-sealing multi-screen-securing        louver blades 102.-   6) Louver-blade end caps 106    -   is (or are respectively) riveted to        wind-directing-and-rainwater-sealing multi-screen-securing        louver blades 102.-   7) Louver-blade-supporting insertion axels 107    -   is (or are respectively) rotatably attached between        louver-blade-rotation cradles 110 and        louver-blade-rotation-cradle caps 111 a.-   8) Louver-blade-rotation receiving holes 108    -   is (or are respectively) drilled into        louver-blade-rotation-stanchions 111 b.-   9) Louver-blade-rotation cradle axels 109    -   is (or are respectively) rotatably attached between        louver-blade-rotation cradles 110 and        louver-blade-rotation-cradle caps 111 a.-   10) Louver-blade-rotation cradles 110    -   is (or are respectively) screwed to second        rainwater-channeling-and-leaf-filtering side gutter beam 123 b.-   11) Louver-blade-rotation-cradle caps 111 a    -   is (or are respectively) screwed to louver-blade-rotation        cradles 110.

Louver-blade-rotation-stanchions 111 b

-   -   is (or are respectively) screwed to first        rainwater-channeling-and-leaf-filtering side gutter beam 123 a.

-   12) Multi-louver-blade multi-position    automatic-multi-screen-raising-and-lowering control system 112 is    (or are respectively) connected by the combined connections of its    components.

-   13) Multi-louver-control axels 113 a    -   is (or are respectively) secured to louver-blade end caps 106,        and rotatably inserted into multi-louver-control-bar        axel-insertion holes 115.

Multi-louver-control-axel cotter-pins and cotter-pin holes 113 b

-   -   is (or are respectively) inserted into cotter-pin-holes 113 b,        and/or drilled into multi-louver-control axels 113 a.

-   14) Multi-louver-control bar 114    -   is (or are respectively) rotatably connected to multiple        multi-louver-control axels 113 a.

-   15) Multi-louver-control-bar axel-insertion holes 115    -   is (or are respectively) drilled into multi-louver-control bar        114, and rotatably connected to multi-louver-control axels 113        a.

-   16) Multi-louver-control linkage arm 116    -   is (or are respectively) secured to worm-gear-transmission upper        axel 117.

-   17) Worm-gear-transmission upper axel 117    -   is (or are respectively) rotatably secured to worm-gear        transmission 118.

-   18) Linkage-arm gear 118 a    -   rotatably secured to said worm-gear-transmission upper axel 117.

Lower-axel gear 118 b

-   -   rotatably secured to said linkage-arm gear 118 a.

-   19) Worm-gear-transmission lower axel 119    -   is (or are respectively) rotatably secured to worm-gear        transmission 118.

-   20) Multi-louver-control adjustable coupling loop 120    -   is (or are respectively) set-screwed to worm-gear-transmission        lower axel 119.

-   21) Removable-collapsible-and-stowable    automatic-multi-screen-raising-and-lowering multi-louver-control    crank tool 121    -   is (or are respectively) removably hooked to        multi-louver-control adjustable coupling loop 120.

-   22) Rainwater-channeling-and-collecting and    leaf-separating-and-discharging gutter-beam system 122 is (or are    respectively) connected by the combined connections of its    components.

-   23) First rainwater-channeling-and-leaf-filtering side gutter beam    123 a    -   is (or are respectively) screwed to        rainwater-channeling-and-leaf-filtering end gutter beams 124.

Second rainwater-channeling-and-leaf-filtering side gutter beam 123 b

-   -   is (or are respectively) screwed to        rainwater-channeling-and-leaf-filtering end gutter beams 124.

-   24) Rainwater-channeling-and-leaf-filtering end gutter beams 124 is    (or are respectively) screwed to a first    rainwater-channeling-and-leaf-filtering side gutter beam 123 a and a    second rainwater-channeling-and-leaf-filtering side gutter beam 123    b.

-   25) Gutter-beam-securing bars 125    -   is (or are respectively) screwed to first        rainwater-channeling-and-leaf-filtering side gutter beam 123 a,        second rainwater-channeling-and-leaf-filtering side gutter beam        123 b, and rainwater-channeling-and-leaf-filtering end gutter        beams 124.

-   26) Leaf-separating-and-discharging rainwater gutters 126    -   is (or are respectively) molded to first        rainwater-channeling-and-leaf-filtering side gutter beam 123 a,        second rainwater-channeling-and-leaf-filtering side gutter beam        123 b, and rainwater-channeling-and-leaf-filtering end gutter        beams 124.

-   27) Leaf-separating-and-discharging drain holes 127 a    -   is (or are respectively) drilled into first        rainwater-channeling-and-leaf-filtering side gutter beam 123 a        and second rainwater-channeling-and-leaf-filtering side gutter        beam 123 b.

Leaf-separating-and-discharging opening 127 b

-   -   is (or are respectively) pressed/cutout of corner posts 132.

-   28) Leaf-separating-and-discharging tubes 128    -   is (or are respectively) attached to first        rainwater-channeling-and-leaf-filtering side gutter beam 123 a        and second rainwater-channeling-and-leaf-filtering side gutter        beam 123 b.

-   29) Rainwater-draining spouts 129    -   is (or are respectively) molded to        leaf-separating-and-discharging tubes 128.

-   30) Rainwater-draining spout holes 130    -   is (or are respectively) drilled into corner posts 132.

-   31) Height-and-angle-adjustable-post-and-base system 131 is (or are    respectively) connected by the combined connections of its    components.

-   32) Corner posts 132    -   is (or are respectively) clamped to first        rainwater-channeling-and-leaf-filtering side gutter beam 123 a,        second rainwater-channeling-and-leaf-filtering side gutter beam        123 b, and rainwater-channeling-and-leaf-filtering end gutter        beams 124, by gutter-beam-securing bars 125.

-   33) Corner-post L-shaped caps 133    -   is (or are respectively) screwed to tops of corner posts 132.

-   34) Gutter-beam cradles 134    -   is (or are respectively) cut out of corner posts 132.

-   35) Gutter-beam-securing-bar slots 135    -   is (or are respectively) molded to corner posts 132.

-   36) Corner-post-base-plate covers 136    -   is (or are respectively) removably attached to corner posts 132        and corner-posts base plate 137.

-   37) Corner-post base plates 137    -   is (or are respectively) screwed to corner posts 132.

-   38) Height-and-angle-adjustable internally-externally-threaded tube    screws 138 a    -   is (or are respectively) screwed to corner-post base plates 137.

Height-and-angle-adjustable-internally-externally-threaded tube-screwholes 138 b is (or are respectively) threadedly drilled into corner-postbase plates 137.

-   39) Anchoring-screw holes 139    -   is (or are respectively) drilled into        height-and-angle-adjustable tube screws 138 a.-   40) Anchoring screws 140    -   is (or are respectively) inserted through anchoring-screw holes        139.

Function

Referring to FIG. 1A, FIG. 1B, FIG. 1E, FIG. 1N, FIG. 1O, FIG. 1P, FIG.1Q, FIG. 1R, FIG. 2A, FIG. 2B, FIG. 2C, FIG. 2D, FIG. 2E, FIG. 2F, FIG.2G, FIG. 2H, FIG. 2I, FIG. 2J, FIG. 2K, FIG. 2L, FIG. 2M, FIG. 2N, FIG.2O, FIG. 2P, FIG. 2Q, FIG. 2R, FIG. 2S, FIG. 2T, FIG. 2U, FIG. 2V, FIG.2W, FIG. 2X, FIG. 2Y, FIG. 2Z, FIG. 3A, FIG. 3B, FIG. 3C, FIG. 3D, FIG.3E, FIG. 3F, FIG. 3G, FIG. 3H, FIG. 3I, FIG. 3J, FIG. 3K, FIG. 3L, FIG.3M, FIG. 3N, FIG. 3O, FIG. 3P, FIG. 3Q, FIG. 3R, FIG. 3S, FIG. 3T, FIG.4A, FIG. 4B, FIG. 4C, FIG. 9D, FIG. 9E, FIG. 10D, and FIG. 10E:

-   1) Wind-directing leaf-separating-and-discharging rainwater-sealing    automatic-multi-screen-raising-and-lowering multi-screen-securing    fruit-drying-and-sorting truck-bed-tonneau-covering louver-blade    system 101 is for performing the combined functions of its    components.-   2) Wind-directing-and-rainwater-sealing multi-screen-securing louver    blades 102 respectively are for:    -   a) Functioning as a fruit sorting separator        -   to automatically and adjustably divide the fruit according            to predetermined diameters, being controlled by            removable-collapsible-and-stowable            automatic-multi-screen-raising-and-lowering            multi-louver-control crank tool 121        -   in the directions of arrows 141 a and 141 b        -   (see FIG. 1N and FIG. 1O);    -   b) Controlling the deployment and retraction of a video        projection screen        -   (see FIG. 2C, FIG. 2D, FIG. 3H, and FIG. 3I);    -   c) Functioning as a tonneau cover        -   to actuate a quick visual view of tools and other storage            items within a truck bed        -   in the directions of arrows 142 a, 142 b, and 142 c        -   (see FIG. 2C, FIG. 2D, FIG. 10G, and FIG. 10H);    -   d) Functioning as an adjustable ventilating tonneau cover for        pet containment        -   to regulate the degree of louver opening while containing a            pet within a truck bed, thereby regulating ventilation        -   in the directions of arrows 143 a, 143 b, and 143 c        -   (see FIG. 2C, FIG. 10G, and FIG. 10H);    -   e) Providing means to secure a mesh shade screen        -   to regulate predetermined degrees of sun exposure        -   (see FIG. 3J and FIG. 3K).    -   f) Functioning as a food dryer        -   to predeterminatly regulate quicker or slower drying            duration        -   (see FIG. 2K, FIG. 2X, FIG. 2Y, and FIG. 3P);    -   g) Directing airflow from above        wind-directing-and-rainwater-sealing multi-screen-securing        louver blades 102 to below wind-directing-and-rainwater-sealing        multi-screen-securing louver blades 102        -   to provide airflow for occupants therebelow;    -   h) Controlling a predetermined volume of airflow being directed        from above wind-directing-and-rainwater-sealing        multi-screen-securing louver blades 102 to below        wind-directing-and-rainwater-sealing multi-screen-securing        louver blades 102        -   to regulate the comfort level for occupants therebelow in            the directions of arrows 144 a and 144 b        -   (see FIG. 2L, FIG. 10G, and FIG. 10H);    -   i) Blocking rainwater        -   to keep occupants dry therebelow        -   (see FIG. 2V, FIG. 2W, and FIG. 2X);    -   j) Blocking sunrays        -   to protect the occupants therebelow from ultraviolet            exposure        -   (see FIG. 2W, and FIG. 2X);    -   k) Controlling a predetermined amount of sunrays        -   to regulate the occupant's exposure therebelow        -   (see FIG. 2V, FIG. 2W, and FIG. 2X); and    -   l) Functioning as an adjustable ventilating tonneau cover for        pet containment        -   to regulate the degree of louver opening while containing a            pet within a truck bed, thereby regulating sun exposure.        -   (see FIG. 2C, FIG. 2D, FIG. 10G, and FIG. 10H).-   3) Wind-directing-and-rainwater-sealing-louver-blade    multi-screen-securing leading edges 103 respectively are for:    -   a) Providing a structural member on which to mount louver-blade        rainwater-and-wind-sealing rattle-preventing insulation strips        104        -   to thereby prevent rattling and vibration        -   (see FIG. 1P, FIG. 1Q, FIG. 2B, FIG. 2E, and FIG. 2F);    -   b) Providing a structural member on which to mount louver-blade        rainwater-and-wind-sealing rattle-preventing insulation strips        104        -   to create a sealed connection and limit noise transfer,            thereby creating        -   a quieter environment        -   (see FIG. 2C, FIG. 2D, FIG. 2E, and FIG. 2F);    -   c) Providing a structural member on which to mount louver-blade        rainwater-and-wind-sealing rattle-preventing insulation strips        104        -   to create a sealed connection and prevent rainwater leakage        -   (see FIG. 2C, FIG. 2D, and FIG. 2F);    -   d) Providing a structural member on which to mount louver-blade        rainwater-and-wind-sealing rattle-preventing insulation strips        104        -   to create a sealed connection and prevent sunrays to pass            therethrough; and    -   e) Enclosing the upward-pointed edge of louver-blade wind- and        rainwater-directing trailing edges 105        -   to guide rainwater flow into louver-blade wind- and            rainwater-directing        -   trailing edges 105        -   (see FIG. 1P, FIG. 1Q, FIG. 2C, FIG. 2D, and FIG. 2F).

4) Louver-blade rainwater-and-wind-sealing rattle-preventing insulationstrips 104 respectively are for:

-   -   a) Sealing the space between adjacent        wind-directing-and-rainwater-sealing multi-screen-securing        louver blades 102        -   to thereby prevent rainwater from leaking through        -   (see FIG. 1P, FIG. 1Q, FIG. 2E, and FIG. 2F);    -   b) Sealing the space between adjacent        wind-directing-and-rainwater-sealing multi-screen-securing        louver blades 102        -   to thereby prevent air from flowing through        -   (see FIG. 2C, FIG. 2D, FIG. 2E, and FIG. 2F); and    -   c) Providing dampening between adjacent        wind-directing-and-rainwater-sealing multi-screen-securing        louver blades 102    -   to thereby prevent rattling and vibration        -   (see FIG. 1P, FIG. 1Q, FIG. 2C, FIG. 2D, and FIG. 2F).

-   5) Louver-blade wind- and rainwater-directing trailing edges 105    respectively are for:    -   a) Releasably securing multiple projector screens thereon        -   (see FIG. 2A, FIG. 2B, FIG. 3H, and FIG. 3I);    -   b) Releasably securing both ends of sunshade thereon in        horizontal or vertical position        -   (see FIG. 2A, FIG. 2B, FIG. 3J, and FIG. 3K);    -   c) Functioning as a C-channel        -   to enclose adjacent downward-pointed edge of            wind-directing-and-rainwater-sealing-louver-blade            multi-screen-securing leading edges 103        -   (see FIG. 2A, FIG. 2B, and FIG. 2C);    -   d) Functioning as a C-channel        -   to block airflow through adjacent            wind-directing-and-rainwater-sealing-louver-blade            multi-screen-securing leading edges 103        -   (see FIG. 2A, FIG. 2B, and FIG. 2C);    -   e) Functioning as a C-channel        -   to block sunrays between adjacent            wind-directing-and-rainwater-sealing-louver-blade            multi-screen-securing leading edges 103        -   (see FIG. 2B and FIG. 2C); and    -   f) Functioning as a gutter        -   to guide rainwater flow into first            rainwater-channeling-and-leaf-filtering side gutter beam 123            a and second rainwater-channeling-and-leaf-filtering side            gutter beam 123 b        -   (see FIG. 2A, FIG. 2B, FIG. 2C, and FIG. 2D).

-   6) Louver-blade end caps 106 respectively are for:    -   Providing a secured enclosure to the opposing ends of        wind-directing-and-rainwater-sealing multi-screen-securing        louver blades 102        -   (see FIG. 2A, FIG. 2B, FIG. 2C, FIG. 2D, and FIG. 2E).

-   7) Louver-blade-supporting insertion axels 107 respectively are for:    -   Providing a rotatable, structural member, to laterally support        wind-directing-and-rainwater-sealing multi-screen-securing        louver blades 102        -   (see FIG. 2B, FIG. 2C, FIG. 2D, FIG. 2E, and FIG. 2K).

-   8) Louver-blade-rotation receiving holes 108 respectively are for:    -   Receiving the insertion of louver-blade-supporting insertion        axels 107        -   (see FIGS. 2G and 2K).

-   9) Louver-blade-rotation cradle axels 109 respectively are for:    -   Inserting between louver-blade-rotation cradles 110 and        louver-blade-rotation-cradle caps 111 a and providing lateral        support to wind-directing-and-rainwater-sealing        multi-screen-securing louver blades 102        -   (see FIG. 2F, FIG. 2H, FIG. 2L, FIG. 2M, and FIG. 2N).

-   10) Louver-blade-rotation cradles 110 respectively are for:    -   Rotatably supporting cradle axels 109, and being secured to        second rainwater-channeling-and-leaf-filtering side gutter beam        123 b        -   (see FIG. 2F, FIG. 2L, FIG. 2M, and FIG. 2N).

-   11) Louver-blade-rotation-cradle caps 111 a respectively are for:    -   Being secured to louver-blade-rotation cradles 110        -   to provide enclosure to cradle axels 109        -   (see FIG. 2I and FIG. 2N).

Louver-blade-rotation-stanchions 111 b respectively are for:

-   -   Providing structural support and rotatable function to        louver-blade-supporting insertion axels 107        -   (see FIG. 2G and FIG. 2K).

-   12) Multi-louver-blade multi-position    automatic-multi-screen-raising-and-lowering control system 112 is    for performing the combined functions of its components.

-   13) Multi-louver-control axels 113 a respectively are for:    -   inserting into multi-louver-control-bar axel-insertion holes 115        and providing lateral support to        wind-directing-and-rainwater-sealing multi-screen-securing        louver blades 102.

Multi-louver-control-axel cotter-pins and cotter-pin holes 113 bsecuring multi-louver-control axels 113 a to multi-louver-control bar114

-   -   (see FIG. 2E and FIG. 2V).

-   14) Multi-louver-control bar 114 is for:    -   Rotatably connecting multiple multi-louver-control axels 113 a.    -   to thereby provide controlled movement to multiple        multi-louver-control axels 113 a simultaneously        -   in the directions of arrows 142 a, 142 b, 142 c, 143 a, 143            b, and 143 c        -   (see FIG. 2C, FIG. 2D, FIG. 2V, and FIG. 2W).

-   15) Multi-louver-control-bar axel-insertion holes 115 respectively    are for:    -   Receiving the insertion of multi-louver-control axels 113 a (see        FIG. 2V).

-   16) Multi-louver-control linkage arm 116 is for:

Connecting worm-gear-transmission upper axel 117 to amulti-louver-control axel 113 a

-   -   (see FIG. 2V, FIG. 2W, FIG. 2Y, and FIG. 2Z).

-   17) Worm-gear-transmission upper axel 117 is for:

Connecting worm-gear transmission 118 a to multi-louver-control linkagearm 116, attached within first rainwater-channeling-and-leaf-filteringside gutter beam 123 a, supported by gutter-beam-securing bars 125within gutter-beam-securing-bar slots 135

-   -   in the directions of arrows 145 a, 145 b, 146 a, 146 b, 147 a,        and 147 b (see FIG. 2C, FIG. 2R, FIG. 2Y, FIG. 2Z, FIG. 10G, and        FIG. 10H).

-   18) Linkage-arm gear 118 a is for:    -   Providing means to transition the rotation of lower-axel gear        118 b to a rotation of worm-gear-transmission upper axel 117    -   (see FIG. 2Y).

Lower-axel gear 118 b is for:

-   -   Providing means to transition a vertical rotation of        worm-gear-transmission lower axel 119 to the rotation of        linkage-arm gear 118 a    -   (see FIG. 2Y).

-   19) Worm-gear-transmission lower axel 119 respectively are for:    -   Securing multi-louver-control adjustable coupling loop 120 to        worm-gear transmission 118    -   (see FIG. 2V and FIG. 2W).

-   20) Multi-louver-control adjustable coupling loop 120 respectively    are for:    -   Rotatably and removably connecting        removable-collapsible-and-stowable        automatic-multi-screen-raising-and-lowering multi-louver-control        crank tool 121 to worm-gear-transmission lower axel 119    -   (see FIG. 2V and FIG. 2W).

-   21) Removable-collapsible-and-stowable    automatic-multi-screen-raising-and-lowering multi-louver-control    crank tool 121 respectively are for:    -   a) Providing means for a person operating such        -   to predeterminatly provide greater or less airflow;    -   b) Providing means for a person operating such        -   to predeterminatly provide greater or less sun exposure        -   (see FIG. 1B, FIG. 1N, and FIG. 1O);    -   c) Providing means for a person operating such        -   to predeterminatly provide temperature control;    -   d) Providing means for a person operating such, when functioning        as a food dryer        -   to predeterminatly regulate quicker or slower drying            duration to food (see FIG. 1B, FIG. 1N, and FIG. 3P).    -   e) Providing means for a person operating such, when functioning        as a tonneau cover        -   to actuate a quick visual view of tools and other storage            items within a truck bed        -   (see FIG. 1B, FIG. 1N, and FIG. 10H);    -   f) Providing means for a person to raise and lower a mesh shade        screen 162 to regulate predetermined degrees of sun exposure,        -   (see FIG. 1B, FIG. 1N, and FIG. 3K);    -   g) Providing means for a person to raise and lower a projector        screen        -   to provide a retractable vertical surface for projecting            video movies utilizing the multi-louver-blade multi-position            automatic-multi-screen-raising-and-lowering control system            112 operating in the directions of arrows 148 a, 148 b, 148            c, 148 d, 149, 150 a, 150 b, 150 c, 150 d, 151 a, 151 b, 151            c, 151 d, 152, 153 a, 153 b, 153 c, 153 d, 154, 155 a, 155            b, 156, 157 a, 157 b, 158, 159 a, and 159 b, for screens 160            a and 160 b operating in the directions of arrows 161 a, and            161 b        -   (see FIG. 2V, FIG. 2W, FIG. 2Y, FIG. 2Z, FIG. 3H, and FIG.            3I); and    -   h) Providing means for a person to raise and lower a curtain        -   to provide a retractable privacy screen utilizing the            multi-louver-blade multi-position            automatic-multi-screen-raising-and-lowering control system            112 whereby cord 163 a operates a curtain 163 b in the            directions of arrows 148 a, 148 b, 148 c, 148 d, 149, 150 a,            150 b, 150 c, 150 d, 151 a, 151 b, 151 c, 151 d, 152, 153 a,            153 b, 153 c, 153 d, 154, 155 a, 155 b, 156, 157 a, 157 b,            158, 159, 164, 165, and 166        -   (see FIG. 2V, FIG. 2W, FIG. 2Y, FIG. 2Z, FIG. 3L, FIG. 3M,            FIG. 3N, and FIG. 3O).

-   22) Rainwater-channeling-and-collecting and    leaf-separating-and-discharging gutter-beam system 122 is for    performing the combined functions of its components.

-   23) First rainwater-channeling-and-leaf-filtering side gutter beam    123 a is for:    -   a) Functioning as a discrete gutter channel        -   to channel rainwater flow from louver-blade wind- and            rainwater-directing trailing edges 105 to rainwater-draining            spouts 129 (see FIG. 2L, FIG. 10G, and FIG. 10H);    -   b) Functioning as a horizontal structural support        -   to provide lateral rigidity between corner posts 132 in the            directions of arrows 145 a, 145 b, 146 a, and 146 b (see            FIG. 2Q, FIG. 2R, and FIG. 2S);    -   c) Functioning as a structural member        -   to support wind-directing leaf-separating-and-discharging            rainwater-sealing            automatic-multi-screen-raising-and-lowering            multi-screen-securing fruit-drying-and-sorting            truck-bed-tonneau-covering louver-blade system        -   (see FIG. 2Q, FIG. 2R, FIG. 2S, and FIG. 2T);    -   d) Functioning as a structural member        -   to support louver-blade-rotation-stanchions 111 b (see FIG.            2Q, FIG. 2R, FIG. 2S, FIG. 2T, and FIG. 2V); and    -   e) Functioning as a structural member        -   to mount multi-louver-blade multi-position            automatic-multi-screen-raising-and-lowering control system            112 (see FIG. 2T, FIG. 2V, and FIG. 2X).

Second rainwater-channeling-and-leaf-filtering side gutter beam 123 b is(or are respectively) screwed to rainwater-channeling-and-leaf-filteringend gutter beams 124.

-   -   a) Functioning as a discrete gutter channel        -   to channel rainwater flow from louver-blade wind- and            rainwater-directing trailing edges 105        -   in the directions of arrows 145 a, 145 b, 146 a, and 146 b        -   (see FIG. 2Q, FIG. 2S, and FIG. 2T);    -   b) Functioning as a structural member        -   to support louver-blade-rotation cradle axels 109        -   (see FIG. 2V and FIG. 2W);    -   c) Functioning as a horizontal structural support        -   to provide lateral rigidity between corner posts 132;    -   d) Functioning as a structural member        -   to support wind-directing leaf-separating-and-discharging            rainwater-sealing            automatic-multi-screen-raising-and-lowering            multi-screen-securing fruit-drying-and-sorting            truck-bed-tonneau-covering louver-blade system        -   (see FIG. 2Q, FIG. 2S, and FIG. 2T); and    -   e) Functioning as a structural member        -   to support louver-blade-rotation cradle axels 109        -   (see FIG. 2L and FIG. 2N).

-   24) Rainwater-channeling-and-leaf-filtering end gutter beams 124    respectively are for:    -   a) Functioning as a discrete gutter channel        -   to channel rainwater flow from louver-blade wind- and            rainwater-directing trailing edges 105 to first            rainwater-channeling-and-leaf-filtering side gutter beam 123            a        -   (see FIG. 2Q, FIG. 2S, and FIG. 2T);    -   b) Functioning as a airflow blocker        -   to provide a physical means to block airflow with            overlapping adjacent wind-directing-and-rainwater-sealing            multi-screen-securing louver blades 102        -   (see FIG. 2C, FIG. 2V, and FIG. 2X);    -   c) Functioning as a airflow regulator        -   to provide a physical means to regulate the volume of            airflow with overlapping adjacent            wind-directing-and-rainwater-sealing multi-screen-securing            louver blades 102        -   (see FIG. 2V and FIG. 2X);    -   d) Functioning as a sunlight blocker        -   to provide a physical means to block sunlight with            overlapping adjacent wind-directing-and-rainwater-sealing            multi-screen-securing louver blades 102        -   (see FIG. 2C, FIG. 2V, and FIG. 2X);    -   e) Functioning as a sunlight regulator        -   to provide a physical means to regulate the exposure of            sunlight with overlapping adjacent            wind-directing-and-rainwater-sealing multi-screen-securing            louver blades 102        -   (see FIG. 2C, FIG. 2V, and FIG. 2X);    -   f) Functioning as a food drying duration regulator        -   to provide a physical means to regulate the volume of            airflow with overlapping adjacent            wind-directing-and-rainwater-sealing multi-screen-securing            louver blades 102 being operated by multi-louver-blade            multi-position automatic-multi-screen-raising-and-lowering            control system 112 in the directions of arrows 167 a, 167 b,            167 c, 167 d, 167 e, 167 f, 168 a, 168 b, 168 c, 168 d, 168            e, 168 f, 169 a, 169 b, 169 c, 169 d, 169 e, and 169 f, for            drying and sorting        -   (see FIG. 3P, FIG. 3Q, and FIG. 3R);    -   g) Functioning as a horizontal structural support        -   to provide a mechanical connection and lateral rigidity            between corner posts 132; and    -   h) Functioning as a structural member        -   to support to wind-directing leaf-separating-and-discharging            rainwater-sealing            automatic-multi-screen-raising-and-lowering            multi-screen-securing fruit-drying-and-sorting            truck-bed-tonneau-covering louver-blade system.

-   25) Gutter-beam-securing bars 125 respectively are for:    -   Securing first rainwater-channeling-and-leaf-filtering side        gutter beam 123 a, second        rainwater-channeling-and-leaf-filtering side gutter beam 123 b,        and rainwater-channeling-and-leaf-filtering end gutter beams 124        to corner posts 132    -   (see FIG. 2O, FIG. 2Q, and FIG. 2R).

-   26) Leaf-separating-and-discharging rainwater gutters 126    respectively are for:    -   a) Separating out leaves        -   to separate the water from leaves as it flows through the            leaf-separating-and-discharging rainwater gutters 126        -   (see FIG. 2S, FIG. 2T, FIG. 3S, and FIG. 3T);    -   b) Filtering rainwater        -   to flow through the leaf-separating-and-discharging            rainwater gutters 126 without clogging up with debri        -   (see FIG. 2S, FIG. 2T, FIG. 3S, and FIG. 3T);    -   c) Providing rainwater channels that are hidden        -   to be visually unseen nestled behind the first            rainwater-channeling-and-leaf-filtering side gutter beam 123            a, second rainwater-channeling-and-leaf-filtering side            gutter beam 123 b, and            rainwater-channeling-and-leaf-filtering end gutter beams 124        -   (see FIG. 1B, FIG. 1E, FIG. 3S, and FIG. 3T);    -   d) Providing channels for rainwater to flow        -   to lead rainwater away from areas that would get occupants            wet in the directions of arrows 170 a, 170 b, 170 c, 171 a,            171 b, and 171 c        -   (see FIG. 1B, FIG. 1E, FIG. 3S, and FIG. 3T);    -   e) Providing channels for rainwater        -   to guide rainwater in a specific flow pattern within            rainwater-channeling-and-collecting and            leaf-separating-and-discharging gutter-beam system 122 as to            not create mineral stains or discoloration on the outer,            exposed surfaces; and    -   f) Providing channels for rainwater        -   to exit at the lowest point of            rainwater-channeling-and-collecting and            leaf-separating-and-discharging gutter-beam system 122 as to            be externally manageable for rainwater flow out of the            pergola area.

-   27) Leaf-separating-and-discharging drain holes 127 a respectively    are for:    -   a) Filtering rainwater        -   to flow through the rainwater-channeling-and-collecting and            leaf-separating-and-discharging gutter-beam system 122            without clogging up the system with debri        -   (see FIG. 1A, FIG. 1B, FIG. 1E, FIG. 3S, and FIG. 3T); and    -   b) Filtering out leaves        -   to separate the water from leaves as it flows through the            rainwater-channeling-and-collecting and            leaf-separating-and-discharging gutter-beam system 122        -   (see FIG. 1A, FIG. 1E, and FIG. 3S).

Leaf-separating-and-discharging opening 127 b respectively are for:

-   -   a) Separating out leaves        -   to separate the water from leaves as it flows through the            leaf-separating-and-discharging rainwater gutters 126 in the            directions of arrows 170 a, 170 b, 170 c, 171 a, 171 b, and            171 c        -   (see FIG. 1B, FIG. 1E, FIG. 3S, and FIG. 3T);    -   b) Filtering rainwater        -   to flow through the leaf-separating-and-discharging            rainwater gutters 126 without clogging up the system with            debri;    -   c) Separately directing the flow of leaves and debri        -   to angle the flow of leaves and debri toward the ground to            obscure the messy build-up and appearance on the frame            structure in the directions of arrows 171 a, 171 b, 171 c,            172 a, 172 b, and 172 c        -   (see FIG. 1B, FIG. 1E, FIG. 3S, and FIG. 3T);    -   d) Clearing out the paths of waterflow        -   to prevent build-up of deposit the leaves and debri            leaf-separating-and-discharging rainwater gutters 126; and    -   e) Discharging leaves out of corner posts 132        -   to expel the leaves and debri outside of the            leaf-separating-and-discharging rainwater gutters 126 in the            directions of arrows 171 a, 171 b, and 171 c        -   (see FIG. 1B, FIG. 1E, FIG. 3S, and FIG. 3T).

-   28) Leaf-separating-and-discharging tubes 128 respectively are for:    -   a) Separating out leaves        -   to separate the water from leaves as it flows through the            leaf-separating-and-discharging rainwater gutters 126 in the            directions of arrows 170 a, 170 b, 170 c, 171 a, 171 b, 171            c, 172 a, 172 b, and 172 c        -   (see FIG. 1B, FIG. 1E, FIG. 3S, and FIG. 3T);    -   b) Filtering rainwater        -   to flow through the leaf-separating- and discharging            rainwater gutters 126 without clogging up the system with            debris in the directions of arrows 170 a, 170 b, 170 c, 171            a, 171 b, and 171 c        -   (see FIG. 1E, FIG. 3S, and FIG. 3T);    -   c) Directing rainwater to flow        -   to lead rainwater away from areas that would get occupants            wet;    -   d) Providing rainwater channels that are hidden        -   to be visually unseen inside of corner posts 132        -   (see FIG. 1E, FIG. 3S, and FIG. 3T);    -   e) Providing channels for rainwater        -   to guide rainwater in a specific flow pattern within            rainwater-channeling-and-collecting and            leaf-separating-and-discharging gutter-beam system 122 as to            not create mineral stains or discoloration on the outer,            exposed surfaces; and    -   f) Providing channels for rainwater        -   to exit at the lowest point of            rainwater-channeling-and-collecting and            leaf-separating-and-discharging gutter-beam system 122 as to            be externally manageable for rainwater flow out of the            pergola area.

-   29) Rainwater-draining spouts 129 respectively are for:    -   Providing a curved directional exit point for water        -   to flow from the inside of leaf-separating-and-discharging            tubes 128 and exit through rainwater-draining spout holes            130        -   (see FIG. 1E, FIG. 3S, and FIG. 3T).

-   30) Rainwater-draining spout holes 130 respectively are for:    -   Inserting rainwater-draining spouts 129 therethrough        -   (see FIG. 1E, FIG. 3S, and FIG. 3T).

-   31) Height-and-angle-adjustable-post-and-base system 131 is for    performing the combined functions of its components.

-   32) Corner posts 132 respectively are for:    -   Securing first rainwater-channeling-and-leaf-filtering side        gutter beam 123 a, second        rainwater-channeling-and-leaf-filtering side gutter beam 123 b,        and rainwater-channeling-and-leaf-filtering end gutter beams        124, thereto in the directions of arrows 173 a, 173 b, 173 c,        173 d, 174 a, 174 b, 176 a, 176 b, 176 c, 177 a, 177 b, and 177        c    -   (see FIG. 4A, FIG. 4B, FIG. 4B, FIG. 4B, FIG. 9D, FIG. 10D, and        FIG. 10E).

-   33) Corner-post L-shaped caps 133 respectively are for:    -   providing enclosure to tops of corner posts 132    -   (see FIG. 2S, FIG. 2T, and FIG. 3D).

-   34) Gutter-beam cradles 134 respectively are for:    -   Supporting first rainwater-channeling-and-leaf-filtering side        gutter beam 123 a, second        rainwater-channeling-and-leaf-filtering side gutter beam 123 b,        and rainwater-channeling-and-leaf-filtering end gutter beams 124        in the directions of arrows 145 a, 145 b, 146 a, 146 b, 147 a,        and 147 b    -   (see FIG. 2Q, FIG. 2R, and FIG. 2S).

-   35) Gutter-beam-securing-bar slots 135 respectively are for:    -   Securing corner-post base plates 137 132 thereto in the        directions of arrows 175 a and 175 b    -   (see FIG. 2Q, FIG. 2R, FIG. 2S, FIG. 2T and FIG. 9E).

-   36) Corner-post-base-plate covers 136 respectively are for:    -   Removably attaching to and covering corner-post base plates 137    -   (see FIG. 3E and FIG. 3G).

-   37) Corner-post base plates 137 respectively are for:    -   Screwing to the bottoms of corner posts 132    -   (see FIG. 3F and FIG. 3G).

-   38) Height-and-angle-adjustable internally-externally-threaded tube    screws 138 a respectively are for:    -   a) Screwing through corner-post base plates 137        -   (see FIG. 4A, FIG. 4B, and FIG. 4C);    -   b) Securing each corner-post base plates 137 to corner posts        132;    -   c) Providing independent vertical adjustment to each corner of        each corner-post base plates 137        -   to compensate for uneven surfaces; and    -   d) Providing vertical adjustment for each corner-post base plate        137 to level out each corner of the multi-function        wind-directing leaf-separating-and-discharging rainwater-sealing        automatic-multi-screen-raising-and-lowering        multi-screen-securing fruit-drying-and-sorting        truck-tonneau-covering rainwater-channeling-and-collecting        leaf-filtering height-and-angle-adjustable louvered pergola        -   (see FIG. 4A, FIG. 4B, and FIG. 4C).

Height-and-angle-adjustable-internally-externally-threaded tube-screwholes 138 b respectively are for:

-   -   Providing threaded holes to receive height-and-angle-adjustable        internally-externally-threaded tube screws 138 a.

-   39) Anchoring-screw holes 139 respectively are for:    -   Screwing anchoring screws 140 therethrough in the directions of        arrows 173 a, 173 b, 173 c, and 173 d    -   (see FIG. 4A, FIG. 4B, and FIG. 4C).

-   40) Anchoring screws 140 respectively are for:    -   Inserting through anchoring-screw holes 139        -   to independently adjust the corner of each corner-post base            plates 137 to secure corner-post base plates 137 into            concrete, wood, and other decking or flooring materials        -   in the directions of arrows 173 a, 173 b, 173 c, and 173 d        -   (see FIG. 4A, FIG. 4B, and FIG. 4C).

Variation

Referring to FIG. 5, FIG. 6A, FIG. 6B, FIG. 6C, FIG. 6D, FIG. 6E, FIG.6F, FIG. 7A, FIG. 7B, FIG. 7C, FIG. 7D, FIG. 7E, FIG. 7F, FIG. 7G, FIG.7H, FIG. 7I, FIG. 7J, FIG. 7K, FIG. 7L, FIG. 7M, FIG. 7N, FIG. 7O, FIG.7P, FIG. 7Q, FIG. 7R, FIG. 7S, FIG. 7T, FIG. 7U, FIG. 8A, FIG. 8B, FIG.8C, FIG. 8D, FIG. 8E, FIG. 8F, FIG. 8G,

FIG. 8H, FIG. 8I, FIG. 8J, FIG. 8K, FIG. 8L, FIG. 8M, FIG. 8N, FIG. 8O,FIG. 8P, FIG. 8Q, FIG. 8R, FIG. 9A, FIG. 9B, FIG. 9C, FIG. 9D, FIG. 9E,FIG. 9F, FIG. 9G, FIG. 911, FIG. 9I, FIG. 9J, FIG. 9K, FIG. 9L, FIG. 9M,FIG. 10A, FIG. 10B, FIG. 10C, FIG. 10D, FIG. 10E, FIG. 10F, FIG. 10G,FIG. 10H, FIG. 10I, FIG. 10J, FIG. 10K, FIG. 10L, and FIG. 10M:

Any component of the multi-function wind-directingleaf-separating-and-discharging rainwater-sealingautomatic-multi-screen-raising-and-lowering multi-screen-securingfruit-drying-and-sorting truck-tonneau-coveringrainwater-channeling-and-collecting leaf-filteringheight-and-angle-adjustable louvered pergola can have any shape andsize. Any component of the multi-function wind-directingleaf-separating-and-discharging rainwater-sealingautomatic-multi-screen-raising-and-lowering multi-screen-securingfruit-drying-and-sorting truck-tonneau-coveringrainwater-channeling-and-collecting leaf-filteringheight-and-angle-adjustable louvered pergola can be made of anymaterial(s). FIG. 5 depicts an equivalent variation ofrainwater-channeling-and-leaf-filtering end gutter beams 124. FIG. 6A,FIG. 6B, and FIG. 6C depict perspective views of equivalent variationsof wind-directing-and-rainwater-sealing multi-screen-securing louverblades 102, respectively. FIG. 6D depicts a perspective view of anequivalent variation of louver-blade end cap 106. FIG. 6E and FIG. 6Fdepict a perspective and a side views of equivalent variations of awind-directing-and-rainwater-sealing multi-screen-securing louver blades102 and louver-blade end caps 106, respectively. FIG. 7A, FIG. 7B, andFIG. 7C depict profiles of equivalent variations ofwind-directing-and-rainwater-sealing multi-screen-securing louver blades102, respectively. FIG. 7D, FIG. 7E, FIG. 7F, FIG. 7G, FIG. 7H, and FIG.7I depict profiles of equivalent variations of firstrainwater-channeling-and-leaf-filtering side gutter beams, and/or secondrainwater-channeling-and-leaf-filtering side gutter beam, and/orrainwater-channeling-and-leaf-filtering end gutter beams, respectively.FIG. 7J, FIG. 7K, FIG. 7L, FIG. 7M, FIG. 7N, FIG. 7O, FIG. 7P, FIG. 7Q,FIG. 7R, FIG. 7S, FIG. 7T, FIG. 7U, FIG. 8A, FIG. 8B, FIG. 8C, FIG. 8D,FIG. 8E, FIG. 8F, FIG. 8G, FIG. 8H, FIG. 8I, FIG. 8J, FIG. 8K, FIG. 8L,FIG. 8M, FIG. 8N, FIG. 8O, FIG. 8P, FIG. 8Q, and FIG. 8R depict profilesof equivalent variations of corner posts 132, respectively. FIG. 9A andFIG. 9B depict perspective views of equivalent variations of themulti-function wind-directing leaf-separating-and-dischargingrainwater-sealing automatic-multi-screen-raising-and-loweringmulti-screen-securing fruit-drying-and-sorting truck-tonneau-coveringrainwater-channeling-and-collecting leaf-filteringheight-and-angle-adjustable louvered pergola, respectively. FIG. 9C andFIG. 9D depict perspective views of equivalent variations of componentsand assembly of first rainwater-channeling-and-leaf-filtering sidegutter beams and/or second rainwater-channeling-and-leaf-filtering sidegutter beam, with gutter-beam-securing bars 125. FIG. 9E and FIG. 9Fdepict perspective views of equivalent variations of an assembly offirst rainwater-channeling-and-leaf-filtering side gutter beams, and/orsecond rainwater-channeling-and-leaf-filtering side gutter beam, and/orrainwater-channeling-and-leaf-filtering end gutter beams, withgutter-beam-securing bars 125 being secured to a corner post 132. FIG.9G and FIG. 9H depict perspective views of equivalent variations of themulti-function wind-directing leaf-separating-and-dischargingrainwater-sealing automatic-multi-screen-raising-and-loweringmulti-screen-securing fruit-drying-and-sorting truck-tonneau-coveringrainwater-channeling-and-collecting leaf-filteringheight-and-angle-adjustable louvered pergola, respectively. FIG. 9I,FIG. 9J, and FIG. 9K depict perspective views of equivalent variationsof the gutter-beam-securing bars 125, and the assembly thereof. FIG. 9L,FIG. 9M, and FIG. 10A depict perspective views of equivalent variationsof the multi-function wind-directing leaf-separating-and-dischargingrainwater-sealing automatic-multi-screen-raising-and-loweringmulti-screen-securing fruit-drying-and-sorting truck-tonneau-coveringrainwater-channeling-and-collecting leaf-filteringheight-and-angle-adjustable louvered pergola attached to a wallincluding equivalent variations of corner posts 132, and/or suspensionbraces, and/or suspension cables, respectively. FIG. 10B, FIG. 10B, FIG.10C, and FIG. 10D depict perspective views of equivalent variations ofthe multi-function wind-directing leaf-separating-and-dischargingrainwater-sealing automatic-multi-screen-raising-and-loweringmulti-screen-securing fruit-drying-and-sorting truck-tonneau-coveringrainwater-channeling-and-collecting leaf-filteringheight-and-angle-adjustable louvered pergola, with a variation ofmulti-louver-blade multi-positionautomatic-multi-screen-raising-and-lowering control system 112, and/orprivacy shades, and/or hinged or sectionable corner posts, respectively.FIG. 10F depicts an equivalent variation of the multi-functionwind-directing leaf-separating-and-discharging rainwater-sealingautomatic-multi-screen-raising-and-lowering multi-screen-securingfruit-drying-and-sorting truck-tonneau-coveringrainwater-channeling-and-collecting leaf-filteringheight-and-angle-adjustable louvered pergola, with external rainwatergutters. FIG. 10G and FIG. 10H depict perspective views of equivalentvariations of the multi-function wind-directingleaf-separating-and-discharging rainwater-sealingautomatic-multi-screen-raising-and-lowering multi-screen-securingfruit-drying-and-sorting truck-tonneau-coveringrainwater-channeling-and-collecting leaf-filteringheight-and-angle-adjustable louvered pergola, functioning as a truck bedtonneau cover. FIG. 10I, FIG. 10J, FIG. 10K, FIG. 10L, and FIG. 10Mdepict perspective and top views of equivalent variations of firstrainwater-channeling-and-leaf-filtering side gutter beam 123 a, secondrainwater-channeling-and-leaf-filtering side gutter beam 123 b, andcorner posts 132.

Major Disadvantages of the Invention

The present invention substantially departs from the conventionalconcepts and designs of the prior art. In doing so, the presentinvention provides a multi-function wind-directingleaf-separating-and-discharging rainwater-sealingautomatic-multi-screen-raising-and-lowering multi-screen-securingfruit-drying-and-sorting truck-tonneau-coveringrainwater-channeling-and-collecting leaf-filteringheight-and-angle-adjustable louvered pergola (having: a) Wind-directingleaf-separating-and-discharging rainwater-sealingautomatic-multi-screen-raising-and-lowering multi-screen-securingfruit-drying-and-sorting truck-bed-tonneau-covering louver-blade system,b) Multi-louver-blade multi-positionautomatic-multi-screen-raising-and-lowering control system, c)Rainwater-channeling-and-colleting and leaf-separating-and-discharginggutter-beam system, and d) Height-and-angle-adjustable-post-and-basesystem), having many new and significant features, functions, andadvantages, which overcome all the disadvantages of the prior art, asfollows:

-   1) It is an object of the new invention to provide a multi-function    wind-directing leaf-separating-and-discharging rainwater-sealing    automatic-multi-screen-raising-and-lowering multi-screen-securing    fruit-drying-and-sorting truck-tonneau-covering    rainwater-channeling-and-collecting leaf-filtering    height-and-angle-adjustable louvered pergola, having    wind-directing-and-rainwater-sealing multi-screen-securing louver    blades 102.    Therefore, the multi-function wind-directing    leaf-separating-and-discharging rainwater-sealing    automatic-multi-screen-raising-and-lowering multi-screen-securing    fruit-drying-and-sorting truck-tonneau-covering    rainwater-channeling-and-collecting leaf-filtering    height-and-angle-adjustable louvered pergola:    -   a) Can function as a fruit sorting separator        -   to automatically and adjustably divide the fruit according            to predetermined diameters, being controlled by            removable-collapsible-and-stowable            automatic-multi-screen-raising-and-lowering            multi-louver-control crank tool 121        -   in the directions of arrows 141 a and 141 b        -   (see FIG. 1N and FIG. 1O);    -   b) Can control the deployment and retraction of a video        projection screen        -   (see FIG. 2C, FIG. 2D, FIG. 3H, and FIG. 3I);    -   c) Can function as a tonneau cover        -   to actuate a quick visual view of tools and other storage            items within a truck bed        -   in the directions of arrows 142 a, 142 b, and 142 c        -   (see FIG. 2C, FIG. 2D, FIG. 10G, and FIG. 10H); and    -   d) Can function as an adjustable ventilating tonneau cover for        pet containment        -   to regulate the degree of louver opening while containing a            pet within a truck bed, thereby regulating ventilation        -   in the directions of arrows 143 a, 143 b, and 143 c        -   (see FIG. 2C, FIG. 10G, and FIG. 10H).-   2) It is an object of the new invention to provide a multi-function    wind-directing leaf-separating-and-discharging rainwater-sealing    automatic-multi-screen-raising-and-lowering multi-screen-securing    fruit-drying-and-sorting truck-tonneau-covering    rainwater-channeling-and-collecting leaf-filtering    height-and-angle-adjustable louvered pergola, having    wind-directing-and-rainwater-sealing multi-screen-securing louver    blades 102.

Therefore, the multi-function wind-directingleaf-separating-and-discharging rainwater-sealingautomatic-multi-screen-raising-and-lowering multi-screen-securingfruit-drying-and-sorting truck-tonneau-coveringrainwater-channeling-and-collecting leaf-filteringheight-and-angle-adjustable louvered pergola:

-   -   a) Can provide means to secure a mesh shade screen        -   to regulate predetermined degrees of sun exposure        -   (see FIG. 3J and FIG. 3K);    -   b) Can function as a food dryer        -   to predeterminatly regulate quicker or slower drying            duration        -   (see FIG. 2K, FIG. 2X, FIG. 2Y, and FIG. 3P);    -   c) Can direct airflow from above        wind-directing-and-rainwater-sealing multi-screen-securing        louver blades 102 to below wind-directing-and-rainwater-sealing        multi-screen-securing louver blades 102        -   to provide airflow for occupants therebelow; and    -   d) Can control a predetermined volume of airflow being directed        from above wind-directing-and-rainwater-sealing        multi-screen-securing louver blades 102 to below        wind-directing-and-rainwater-sealing multi-screen-securing        louver blades 102        -   to regulate the comfort level for occupants therebelow        -   in the directions of arrows 144 a and 144 b        -   (see FIG. 2L, FIG. 10G, and FIG. 10H).

-   3) It is an object of the new invention to provide a multi-function    wind-directing leaf-separating-and-discharging rainwater-sealing    automatic-multi-screen-raising-and-lowering multi-screen-securing    fruit-drying-and-sorting truck-tonneau-covering    rainwater-channeling-and-collecting leaf-filtering    height-and-angle-adjustable louvered pergola, having    wind-directing-and-rainwater-sealing multi-screen-securing louver    blades 102. Therefore, the multi-function wind-directing    leaf-separating-and-discharging rainwater-sealing    automatic-multi-screen-raising-and-lowering multi-screen-securing    fruit-drying-and-sorting truck-tonneau-covering    rainwater-channeling-and-collecting leaf-filtering    height-and-angle-adjustable louvered pergola:    -   a) Can block rainwater        -   to keep occupants dry therebelow        -   (see FIG. 2V, FIG. 2W, and FIG. 2X);    -   b) Can block sunrays        -   to protect the occupants therebelow from ultraviolet            exposure        -   (see FIG. 2W, and FIG. 2X);    -   c) Can control a predetermined amount of sunrays        -   to regulate the occupant's exposure therebelow        -   (see FIG. 2V, FIG. 2W, and FIG. 2X); and    -   d) Can function as an adjustable ventilating tonneau cover for        pet containment to regulate the degree of louver opening while        containing a pet within a truck bed, thereby regulating sun        exposure.        -   (see FIG. 2C, FIG. 2D, FIG. 10G, and FIG. 10H).

-   4) It is an object of the new invention to provide a multi-function    wind-directing leaf-separating-and-discharging rainwater-sealing    automatic-multi-screen-raising-and-lowering multi-screen-securing    fruit-drying-and-sorting truck-tonneau-covering    rainwater-channeling-and-collecting leaf-filtering    height-and-angle-adjustable louvered pergola, having    wind-directing-and-rainwater-sealing-louver-blade    multi-screen-securing leading edges 103. Therefore, the    multi-function wind-directing leaf-separating-and-discharging    rainwater-sealing automatic-multi-screen-raising-and-lowering    multi-screen-securing fruit-drying-and-sorting    truck-tonneau-covering rainwater-channeling-and-collecting    leaf-filtering height-and-angle-adjustable louvered pergola:    -   a) Can provide a structural member on which to mount        louver-blade rainwater-and-wind-sealing rattle-preventing        insulation strips 104        -   to thereby prevent rattling and vibration        -   (see FIG. 1P, FIG. 1Q, FIG. 2B, FIG. 2E, and FIG. 2F);    -   b) Can provide a structural member on which to mount        louver-blade rainwater-and-wind-sealing rattle-preventing        insulation strips 104        -   to create a sealed connection and limit noise transfer,            thereby creating a quieter environment        -   (see FIG. 2C, FIG. 2D, FIG. 2E, and FIG. 2F);    -   c) Can provide a structural member on which to mount        louver-blade rainwater-and-wind-sealing rattle-preventing        insulation strips 104        -   to create a sealed connection and prevent rainwater leakage            (see FIG. 2C, FIG. 2D, and FIG. 2F);    -   d) Can provide a structural member on which to mount        louver-blade rainwater-and-wind-sealing rattle-preventing        insulation strips 104        -   to create a sealed connection and prevent sunrays to pass            therethrough; and    -   e) Can enclose the upward-pointed edge of louver-blade wind- and        rainwater-directing trailing edges 105        -   to guide rainwater flow into louver-blade wind- and            rainwater-directing trailing edges 105        -   (see FIG. 1P, FIG. 1Q, FIG. 2C, FIG. 2D, and FIG. 2F).

-   5) It is an object of the new invention to provide a multi-function    wind-directing leaf-separating-and-discharging rainwater-sealing    automatic-multi-screen-raising-and-lowering multi-screen-securing    fruit-drying-and-sorting truck-tonneau-covering    rainwater-channeling-and-collecting leaf-filtering    height-and-angle-adjustable louvered pergola, having louver-blade    wind- and rainwater-directing trailing edges 105. Therefore, the    multi-function wind-directing leaf-separating-and-discharging    rainwater-sealing automatic-multi-screen-raising-and-lowering    multi-screen-securing fruit-drying-and-sorting    truck-tonneau-covering rainwater-channeling-and-collecting    leaf-filtering height-and-angle-adjustable louvered pergola:    -   a) Can releasably secure multiple projector screens thereon        -   (see FIG. 2A, FIG. 2B, FIG. 3H, and FIG. 3I);    -   b) Can releasably secure both ends of sunshade thereon in        horizontal or vertical position        -   (see FIG. 2A, FIG. 2B, FIG. 3J, and FIG. 3K);    -   c) Can function as a C-channel        -   to enclose adjacent downward-pointed edge of            wind-directing-and-rainwater-sealing-louver-blade            multi-screen-securing leading edges 103        -   (see FIG. 2A, FIG. 2B, and FIG. 2C);    -   d) Can function as a C-channel        -   to block airflow through adjacent            wind-directing-and-rainwater-sealing-louver-blade            multi-screen-securing leading edges 103        -   (see FIG. 2A, FIG. 2B, and FIG. 2C); and    -   e) Can function as a C-channel        -   to block sunrays between adjacent            wind-directing-and-rainwater-sealing-louver-blade            multi-screen-securing leading edges 103        -   (see FIG. 2B and FIG. 2C).

-   6) It is an object of the new invention to provide a multi-function    wind-directing leaf-separating-and-discharging rainwater-sealing    automatic-multi-screen-raising-and-lowering multi-screen-securing    fruit-drying-and-sorting truck-tonneau-covering    rainwater-channeling-and-collecting leaf-filtering    height-and-angle-adjustable louvered pergola, having    removable-collapsible-and-stowable    automatic-multi-screen-raising-and-lowering multi-louver-control    crank tool 121. Therefore, the multi-function wind-directing    leaf-separating-and-discharging rainwater-sealing    automatic-multi-screen-raising-and-lowering multi-screen-securing    fruit-drying-and-sorting truck-tonneau-covering    rainwater-channeling-and-collecting leaf-filtering    height-and-angle-adjustable louvered pergola:    -   a) Can provide means for a person operating such        -   to predeterminatly provide greater or less airflow;    -   b) Can provide means for a person operating such        -   to predeterminatly provide greater or less sun exposure        -   (see FIG. 1B, FIG. 1N, and FIG. 1O);    -   c) Can provide means for a person operating such        -   to predeterminatly provide temperature control; and    -   d) Can provide means for a person operating such, when        functioning as a food dryer        -   to predeterminatly regulate quicker or slower drying            duration to food        -   (see FIG. 1B, FIG. 1N, and FIG. 3P).

-   7) It is an object of the new invention to provide a multi-function    wind-directing leaf-separating-and-discharging rainwater-sealing    automatic-multi-screen-raising-and-lowering multi-screen-securing    fruit-drying-and-sorting truck-tonneau-covering    rainwater-channeling-and-collecting leaf-filtering    height-and-angle-adjustable louvered pergola, having    removable-collapsible-and-stowable    automatic-multi-screen-raising-and-lowering multi-louver-control    crank tool 121. Therefore, the multi-function wind-directing    leaf-separating-and-discharging rainwater-sealing    automatic-multi-screen-raising-and-lowering multi-screen-securing    fruit-drying-and-sorting truck-tonneau-covering    rainwater-channeling-and-collecting leaf-filtering    height-and-angle-adjustable louvered pergola:    -   a) Can provide means for a person operating such, when        functioning as a tonneau cover        -   to actuate a quick visual view of tools and other storage            items within a truck bed        -   (see FIG. 1B, FIG. 1N, and FIG. 10H);    -   b) Can provide means for a person to raise and lower a mesh        shade screen 162        -   to regulate predetermined degrees of sun exposure,        -   (see FIG. 1B, FIG. 1N, and FIG. 3K);    -   c) Can provide means for a person to raise and lower a projector        screen to provide a retractable vertical surface for projecting        video movies utilizing the multi-louver-blade multi-position        automatic-multi-screen-raising-and-lowering control system 112        operating in the directions of arrows 148 a, 148 b, 148 c, 148        d, 149, 150 a, 150 b, 150 c, 150 d, 151 a, 151 b, 151 c, 151 d,        152, 153 a, 153 b, 153 c, 153 d, 154, 155 a, 155 b, 156, 157 a,        157 b, 158, 159 a, and 159 b, for screens 160 a and 160 b        operating in the directions of arrows 161 a, and 161 b        -   (see FIG. 2V, FIG. 2W, FIG. 2Y, FIG. 2Z, FIG. 3H, and FIG.            3I); and    -   d) Can provide means for a person to raise and lower a curtain        -   to provide a retractable privacy screen utilizing the            multi-louver-blade multi-position            automatic-multi-screen-raising-and-lowering control system            112 whereby cord 163 a operates a curtain 163 b in the            directions of arrows 148 a, 148 b, 148 c, 148 d, 149, 150 a,            150 b, 150 c, 150 d, 151 a, 151 b, 151 c, 151 d, 152, 153 a,            153 b, 153 c, 153 d, 154, 155 a, 155 b, 156, 157 a, 157 b,            158, 159, 164, 165, and 166        -   (see FIG. 2V, FIG. 2W, FIG. 2Y, FIG. 2Z, FIG. 3L, FIG. 3M,            FIG. 3N, and FIG. 3O).

-   8) It is an object of the new invention to provide a multi-function    wind-directing leaf-separating-and-discharging rainwater-sealing    automatic-multi-screen-raising-and-lowering multi-screen-securing    fruit-drying-and-sorting truck-tonneau-covering    rainwater-channeling-and-collecting leaf-filtering    height-and-angle-adjustable louvered pergola, having first    rainwater-channeling-and-leaf-filtering side gutter beam 123 a.    Therefore, the multi-function wind-directing    leaf-separating-and-discharging rainwater-sealing    automatic-multi-screen-raising-and-lowering multi-screen-securing    fruit-drying-and-sorting truck-tonneau-covering    rainwater-channeling-and-collecting leaf-filtering    height-and-angle-adjustable louvered pergola:    -   a) Can function as a discrete gutter channel        -   to provide rainwater flow from louver-blade wind- and            rainwater-directing trailing edges 105 to rainwater-draining            spouts 129        -   (see FIG. 2L, FIG. 10G, and FIG. 10H);    -   b) Can function as a horizontal structural support        -   to provide lateral rigidity between corner posts 132 in the            directions of arrows 145 a, 145 b, 146 a, and 146 b        -   (see FIG. 2Q, FIG. 2R, and FIG. 2S);    -   c) Can function as a structural member        -   to support wind-directing leaf-separating-and-discharging            rainwater-sealing            automatic-multi-screen-raising-and-lowering            multi-screen-securing fruit-drying-and-sorting            truck-bed-tonneau-covering louver-blade system        -   (see FIG. 2Q, FIG. 2R, FIG. 2S, and FIG. 2T);    -   d) Can function as a structural member        -   to support louver-blade-rotation-stanchions 111 b        -   (see FIG. 2Q, FIG. 2R, FIG. 2S, FIG. 2T, and FIG. 2V); and    -   e) Can function as a structural member        -   to mount multi-louver-blade multi-position            automatic-multi-screen-raising-and-lowering control system            112        -   (see FIG. 2T, FIG. 2V, and FIG. 2X).

-   9) It is an object of the new invention to provide a multi-function    wind-directing leaf-separating-and-discharging rainwater-sealing    automatic-multi-screen-raising-and-lowering multi-screen-securing    fruit-drying-and-sorting truck-tonneau-covering    rainwater-channeling-and-collecting leaf-filtering    height-and-angle-adjustable louvered pergola, having second    rainwater-channeling-and-leaf-filtering side gutter beam 123 b.    Therefore, the multi-function wind-directing    leaf-separating-and-discharging rainwater-sealing    automatic-multi-screen-raising-and-lowering multi-screen-securing    fruit-drying-and-sorting truck-tonneau-covering    rainwater-channeling-and-collecting leaf-filtering    height-and-angle-adjustable louvered pergola:    -   a) Can function as a discrete gutter channel        -   to provide rainwater flow from louver-blade wind- and            rainwater-directing trailing edges 105        -   in the directions of arrows 145 a, 145 b, 146 a, and 146 b            (see FIG. 2Q, FIG. 2S, and FIG. 2T);    -   b) Can function as a structural member        -   to support louver-blade-rotation cradle axels 109        -   (see FIG. 2V and FIG. 2W);    -   c) Can function as a horizontal structural support        -   to provide lateral rigidity between corner posts 132;    -   d) Can function as a structural member        -   to support wind-directing leaf-separating-and-discharging            rainwater-sealing            automatic-multi-screen-raising-and-lowering            multi-screen-securing fruit-drying-and-sorting            truck-bed-tonneau-covering louver-blade system        -   (see FIG. 2Q, FIG. 2S, and FIG. 2T); and    -   e) Can function as a structural member        -   to support louver-blade-rotation cradle axels 109        -   (see FIG. 2L and FIG. 2N).

-   10) It is an object of the new invention to provide a multi-function    wind-directing leaf-separating-and-discharging rainwater-sealing    automatic-multi-screen-raising-and-lowering multi-screen-securing    fruit-drying-and-sorting truck-tonneau-covering    rainwater-channeling-and-collecting leaf-filtering    height-and-angle-adjustable louvered pergola, having    rainwater-channeling-and-leaf-filtering end gutter beams 124.    Therefore, the multi-function wind-directing    leaf-separating-and-discharging rainwater-sealing    automatic-multi-screen-raising-and-lowering multi-screen-securing    fruit-drying-and-sorting truck-tonneau-covering    rainwater-channeling-and-collecting leaf-filtering    height-and-angle-adjustable louvered pergola:    -   a) Can function as a discrete gutter channel        -   to provide rainwater flow from louver-blade wind- and            rainwater-directing trailing edges 105 to first            rainwater-channeling-and-leaf-filtering side gutter beam 123            a        -   (see FIG. 2Q, FIG. 2S, and FIG. 2T);    -   b) Can function as a airflow blocker        -   to provide a physical means to block airflow with            overlapping adjacent wind-directing-and-rainwater-sealing            multi-screen-securing louver blade 102        -   (see FIG. 2C, FIG. 2V, and FIG. 2X);    -   c) Can function as a airflow regulator        -   to provide a physical means to regulate the volume of            airflow with overlapping adjacent            wind-directing-and-rainwater-sealing multi-screen-securing            louver blade 102        -   (see FIG. 2V and FIG. 2X); and    -   d) Can function as a sunlight blocker        -   to provide a physical means to block sunlight with            overlapping adjacent wind-directing-and-rainwater-sealing            multi-screen-securing louver blade 102        -   (see FIG. 2C, FIG. 2V, and FIG. 2X).

-   11) It is an object of the new invention to provide a multi-function    wind-directing leaf-separating-and-discharging rainwater-sealing    automatic-multi-screen-raising-and-lowering multi-screen-securing    fruit-drying-and-sorting truck-tonneau-covering    rainwater-channeling-and-collecting leaf-filtering    height-and-angle-adjustable louvered pergola, having    rainwater-channeling-and-leaf-filtering end gutter beams 124.    Therefore, the multi-function wind-directing    leaf-separating-and-discharging rainwater-sealing    automatic-multi-screen-raising-and-lowering multi-screen-securing    fruit-drying-and-sorting truck-tonneau-covering    rainwater-channeling-and-collecting leaf-filtering    height-and-angle-adjustable louvered pergola:    -   a) Can function as a sunlight regulator        -   to provide a physical means to regulate the exposure of            sunlight with overlapping adjacent            wind-directing-and-rainwater-sealing multi-screen-securing            louver blade 102        -   (see FIG. 2C, FIG. 2V, and FIG. 2X);    -   b) Can function as a food drying duration regulator        -   to provide a physical means to regulate the volume of            airflow with overlapping adjacent            wind-directing-and-rainwater-sealing multi-screen-securing            louver blade 102 being operated by multi-louver-blade            multi-position automatic-multi-screen-raising-and-lowering            control system 112 in the directions of arrows 167 a, 167 b,            167 c, 167 d, 167 e, 167 f, 168 a, 168 b, 168 c, 168 d, 168            e, 168 f, 169 a, 169 b, 169 c, 169 d, 169 e, and 169 f, for            drying and sorting        -   (see FIG. 3P, FIG. 3Q, and FIG. 3R);    -   c) Can function as a horizontal structural support        -   to provide a mechanical connection and lateral rigidity            between corner posts 132; and    -   d) Can function as a structural member        -   to support to wind-directing leaf-separating-and-discharging            rainwater-sealing            automatic-multi-screen-raising-and-lowering            multi-screen-securing fruit-drying-and-sorting            truck-bed-tonneau-covering louver-blade system.

-   12) It is an object of the new invention to provide a multi-function    wind-directing leaf-separating-and-discharging rainwater-sealing    automatic-multi-screen-raising-and-lowering multi-screen-securing    fruit-drying-and-sorting truck-tonneau-covering    rainwater-channeling-and-collecting leaf-filtering    height-and-angle-adjustable louvered pergola, having    leaf-separating-and-discharging rainwater gutters 126. Therefore,    the multi-function wind-directing leaf-separating-and-discharging    rainwater-sealing automatic-multi-screen-raising-and-lowering    multi-screen-securing fruit-drying-and-sorting    truck-tonneau-covering rainwater-channeling-and-collecting    leaf-filtering height-and-angle-adjustable louvered pergola:    -   a) Can separate out leaves        -   to separate the water from leaves as it flows through the            leaf-separating-and-discharging rainwater gutters 126        -   (see FIG. 2S, FIG. 2T, FIG. 3S, and FIG. 3T);    -   b) Can filter rainwater        -   to flow through the leaf-separating-and-discharging            rainwater gutters 126 without clogging up with debri        -   (see FIG. 2S, FIG. 2T, FIG. 3S, and FIG. 3T);    -   c) Can provide rainwater channels that are hidden        -   to be visually unseen nestled behind the first            rainwater-channeling-and-leaf-filtering side gutter beam 123            a, second rainwater-channeling-and-leaf-filtering side            gutter beam 123 b, and            rainwater-channeling-and-leaf-filtering end gutter beams 124        -   (see FIG. 1B, FIG. 1E, FIG. 3S, and FIG. 3T);    -   d) Can provide channels for rainwater to flow        -   to lead rainwater away from areas that would get occupants            wet in the directions of arrows 170 a, 170 b, 170 c, 171 a,            171 b, and 171 c (see FIG. 1B, FIG. 1E, FIG. 3S, and FIG.            3T);    -   e) Can provide channels for rainwater        -   to guide rainwater in a specific flow pattern within            rainwater-channeling-and-collecting and            leaf-separating-and-discharging gutter-beam system 122 as to            not create mineral stains or discoloration on the outer,            exposed surfaces; and    -   f) Can provide channels for rainwater        -   to exit at the lowest point of            rainwater-channeling-and-collecting and            leaf-separating-and-discharging gutter-beam system 122 as to            be externally manageable for rainwater flow out of the            pergola area.

-   13) It is an object of the new invention to provide a multi-function    wind-directing leaf-separating-and-discharging rainwater-sealing    automatic-multi-screen-raising-and-lowering multi-screen-securing    fruit-drying-and-sorting truck-tonneau-covering    rainwater-channeling-and-collecting leaf-filtering    height-and-angle-adjustable louvered pergola, having    leaf-separating-and-discharging opening 127 b. Therefore, the    multi-function wind-directing leaf-separating-and-discharging    rainwater-sealing automatic-multi-screen-raising-and-lowering    multi-screen-securing fruit-drying-and-sorting    truck-tonneau-covering rainwater-channeling-and-collecting    leaf-filtering height-and-angle-adjustable louvered pergola:    -   a) Can separate out leaves        -   to separate the water from leaves as it flows through the            leaf-separating-and-discharging rainwater gutters 126 in the            directions of arrows 170 a, 170 b, 170 c, 171 a, 171 b, and            171 c        -   (see FIG. 1B, FIG. 1E, FIG. 3S, and FIG. 3T);    -   b) Can filter rainwater        -   to flow through the leaf-separating-and-discharging            rainwater gutters 126 without clogging up the system with            debri;    -   c) Can separately and downwardly direct the flow of leaves and        debri        -   to angle the flow of leaves and debri toward the ground to            obscure the messy build-up and appearance on the frame            structure in the directions of arrows 171 a, 171 b, 171 c,            172 a, 172 b, and 172 c        -   (see FIG. 1B, FIG. 1E, FIG. 3S, and FIG. 3T);    -   d) Can clear out the paths of waterflow        -   to prevent build-up of deposit the leaves and debri            leaf-separating-and-discharging rainwater gutters 126; and    -   e) Can discharge leaves out of corner posts 132        -   to expel the leaves and debri outside of the            leaf-separating-and-discharging rainwater gutters 126        -   in the directions of arrows 171 a, 171 b, and 171 c        -   (see FIG. 1B, FIG. 1E, FIG. 3S, and FIG. 3T).

-   14) It is an object of the new invention to provide a multi-function    wind-directing leaf-separating-and-discharging rainwater-sealing    automatic-multi-screen-raising-and-lowering multi-screen-securing    fruit-drying-and-sorting truck-tonneau-covering    rainwater-channeling-and-collecting leaf-filtering    height-and-angle-adjustable louvered pergola, having    leaf-separating-and-discharging tubes 128. Therefore, the    multi-function wind-directing leaf-separating-and-discharging    rainwater-sealing automatic-multi-screen-raising-and-lowering    multi-screen-securing fruit-drying-and-sorting    truck-tonneau-covering rainwater-channeling-and-collecting    leaf-filtering height-and-angle-adjustable louvered pergola:    -   a) Can separate out leaves        -   to separate the water from leaves as it flows through the            leaf-separating-and-discharging rainwater gutters 126 in the            directions of arrows 170 a, 170 b, 170 c, 171 a, 171 b, 171            c, 172 a, 172 b, and 172 c        -   (see FIG. 1B, FIG. 1E, FIG. 3S, and FIG. 3T);    -   b) Can filter rainwater        -   to flow through the leaf-separating- and discharging            rainwater gutters 126 without clogging up the system with            debris in the directions of arrows 170 a, 170 b, 170 c, 171            a, 171 b, and 171 c        -   (see FIG. 1E, FIG. 3S, and FIG. 3T);    -   c) Can direct rainwater to flow        -   to lead rainwater away from areas that would get occupants            wet;    -   d) Can provide rainwater channels that are hidden        -   to be visually unseen inside of corner posts 132        -   (see FIG. 1E, FIG. 3S, and FIG. 3T);    -   e) Can provide channels for rainwater        -   to guide rainwater in a specific flow pattern within            rainwater-channeling-and-collecting and            leaf-separating-and-discharging gutter-beam system 122 as to            not create mineral stains or discoloration on the outer,            exposed surfaces; and    -   f) Can provide channels for rainwater        -   to exit at the lowest point of            rainwater-channeling-and-collecting and            leaf-separating-and-discharging gutter-beam system 122 as to            be externally manageable for rainwater flow out of the            pergola area.

-   15) It is an object of the new invention to provide a multi-function    wind-directing leaf-separating-and-discharging rainwater-sealing    automatic-multi-screen-raising-and-lowering multi-screen-securing    fruit-drying-and-sorting truck-tonneau-covering    rainwater-channeling-and-collecting leaf-filtering    height-and-angle-adjustable louvered pergola, having    height-and-angle-adjustable internally-externally-threaded tube    screws 138 a. Therefore, the multi-function wind-directing    leaf-separating-and-discharging rainwater-sealing    automatic-multi-screen-raising-and-lowering multi-screen-securing    fruit-drying-and-sorting truck-tonneau-covering    rainwater-channeling-and-collecting leaf-filtering    height-and-angle-adjustable louvered pergola:    -   a) Can screw through corner-post base plates 137        -   (see FIG. 4A, FIG. 4B, and FIG. 4C);    -   b) Can secure each corner-post base plates 137 to corner posts        132;    -   c) Can provide independent vertical adjustment to each corner of        each corner-post base plates 137        -   to compensate for uneven surfaces; and    -   d) Can provide vertical adjustment for each corner-post base        plate 137 to level out each corner of the multi-function        wind-directing leaf-separating-and-discharging rainwater-sealing        automatic-multi-screen-raising-and-lowering        multi-screen-securing fruit-drying-and-sorting        truck-tonneau-covering rainwater-channeling-and-collecting        leaf-filtering height-and-angle-adjustable louvered pergola        -   (see FIG. 4A, FIG. 4B, and FIG. 4C).

1. A pergola, comprising: four corner posts, each having a top and abottom, wherein the top of each corner post includes at least oneinternal beam securing slot, and further wherein each post includes aninternal conduit through the post, the bottom of each post configured tobe securely attached to a ground surface, and further wherein a lowerportion of each post includes an aperture in fluid communication withsaid internal conduit for water drainage; four beams, each having alength and an internal gutter defined along the length of a beam, eachbeam having two ends, wherein each end of each beam includes at leastone securing bar, further wherein each end of each beam is attached tothe top of a corner post by slidably attaching the at least one securingbar of the beam into the at least one internal beam securing slot of thepost, further wherein two beams connected to a post define a corner ofthe pergola, and further wherein the four beams, when connected to thefour corner posts, define an internal gutter system comprising (a) theinternal gutters defined along the length of each beam, and (b) theinternal conduit running through each of the posts, wherein the internalgutters are in fluid communications with the internal conduit runningthrough each of the four posts, such that captured rain water flows downthrough said internal gutter system and releases at the aperture of apost; and a plurality of louvres connected across the four beams todefine a cover for the pergola.
 2. The pergola of claim 1, wherein theplurality of louvres are rotatable enabling the cover to open and closein between the louvres.
 3. The pergola of claim 1, further wherein eachcorner post and each beam has an outer surface, and further wherein theouter surface of each beam is offset with the outer surface of eachpost, when connected.
 4. The pergola of claim 1, further comprising anupright cover attached over the top of each corner of the pergola.
 5. Apergola, comprising: four corner posts, each having a top and a bottom,wherein the top of each corner post includes at least one internal beamsecuring mechanism, and further wherein each post includes an internalconduit through the post, and further wherein the bottom of each post isconfigured to be securely attached to a ground surface, and furtherwherein a lower portion of each post further includes an aperture influid communication with said internal conduit for water drainage; fourbeams, each having a length and an internal gutter defined along thelength of each beam, and each beam having two ends, wherein each end ofeach beam includes at least one post securing mechanism, further whereineach end of each beam is attached to the top of a post by slidablyattaching the at least one post securing mechanism of the beam to the atleast one internal beam securing mechanism of the post, further whereintwo beams connected to a post define a corner of the pergola, furtherwherein the four beams, when connected to the four corner posts, definean internal gutter system comprising (a) the internal gutters definedalong the length of each beam, and (b) the internal conduit runningthrough each of the posts, wherein the internal gutters are in fluidcommunication with the internal conduit running through each of the fourposts, such that captured rain water flows through said internal guttersystem and releases at the aperture of a post, further wherein eachcorner post and each beam has an outer surface, and further wherein theouter surface of each beam is offset with the outer surface of each postwhen connected; and a plurality of louvres connected across the beams todefine a cover for the pergola.
 6. The pergola of claim 5, furthercomprising an upright cover attached on top of each corner post.
 7. Thepergola of claim 5, wherein the at least one internal beam securingmechanism of each post is a receptacle and the at least one internalpost securing mechanism of each beam is a securing bar configured to beslidably placed in the receptacle.